
Gary Horton | Life Motivation from the Luckiest Man on Earth
Tis a fearful thing / To love what death can touch… For your life has lived in me, / Your laugh once lifted me Your word was gift to me.

Tis a fearful thing / To love what death can touch… For your life has lived in me, / Your laugh once lifted me Your word was gift to me.

Bravo Nancy Pelosi! That’s right, I said it. Make no mistake, I despise her and her corrupt self-dealing that has made her incredibly wealthy. My praise comes from her sticking

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If you’re like me, you have to wonder how certain decisions are made, how some views are held, and mostly, how some causes are granted priority status in our culture.

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Re: Kathryn Oliver’s letter, Aug. 3. Sorry Kathryn, but you’ve been drinking the same bathwater as Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats! Let’s look at this proposed bill. Note how cleverly

Mr. Thomas Oatway, as is his standard operating procedure, loves to quote and misquote people WAY out of context, and he also fails to make any comparisons when it comes

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In the interest of water restrictions, I do have to agree with Gary Horton a little (July 29). Why did your article not talk about the things we can do

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Regressives love to distract and to gaslight. For proof, just look at what they submit to these pages for publication. Just in the last week or so we’ve seen letters

Assuming you are a voter, either side of the aisle, I am pleading with you to not be fooled again by a ballot measure in November. The headline in the

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I hope my neighbors in the Santa Clarita Valley will agree that the House and Senate must pass the Inflation Reduction Act, which allocates $369 billion toward climate and clean

I know, parents, you work hard, some of you two or three jobs. You have your kids in a government-run, public school. The kids come home and you ask them,