Ronald Perry | Biden’s Terrific Job?
July 3, 2022
Lois, Lois, Lois (Eisenberg), I think you need to be careful who you call a “mark” as you did in your letter Tuesday, June 21. It seems to me that
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Our View | On Being American, Even in Dissent
July 2, 2022
By The Signal Editorial Board This Fourth of July is a welcome change. For the first time since 2019, the Santa Clarita Valley will truly come together as a community
Betty Arenson | Insurrection Is OK for Some, Not All
July 2, 2022
Democrats have been very large and vocal with their claim of an insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021. They’re even spending big taxpayers’ dollars to put on a dog and pony
Patrick Daems | Remembering Lessons Learned
July 2, 2022
Joan and I are vacationing in France, specifically in the Normandy region. Because we are with some of our kids and grandkids, we thought we ought to spend time in
Gary Morrison | Lois Was Right, Trump Embarrassing
July 2, 2022
Re: Bob Comer, Diane Zimmerman, Sunday Signal, June 26. Let’s take Mr. Comer first since his contribution was quite short. Sorry Bob, Lois was right! The “Mar a Lago miscreant”
John Boston | Sex Strike with Joy Behar? Just Where Do I Sign?
July 1, 2022
Of all the liberal women on Planet Earth, I confidently announce that the absolute A-No. 1 Poor Choice for a Democrat spokeswoman to call for a National Sex Strike is
John Weaver | The Jan. 6 Propaganda Committee
July 1, 2022
The Jan. 6 propaganda show puts me in mind of the nine-year “Perry Mason” series, which graced our homes weekly about 60 years ago. In that series, lawyer Perry Mason’s
Sandy Ceballos | Doing Something About It
July 1, 2022
It should be such a privilege to have a roof over our heads, food on the table and to live in a city where there are not that many homeless
Thomas Oatway | Ironic Timing
July 1, 2022
During the presidency of Donald J. Trump we regressed in protections for human life from gun violence and the woman’s right to control her own health care. On the same
Jennifer Danny | Body Images, Past and Present
June 30, 2022
I often wonder what it’s like for those who suffer from body dysmorphia, whether properly diagnosed or not. I remember while growing up it seemed that there was a standard for
Phyllis A. McKenna | If Nothing Else, She’s Consistent
June 30, 2022
It is interesting to read Lois Eisenberg’s letters because they are always consistent. In the June 9 Signal she rails against Republicans who are pro-life (usually) for not advocating for
Denise Lite | The Four Pillars of Patriotism
June 30, 2022
Next week, we will celebrate our nation’s independence on July 4. The Fourth of July has always been one of my favorite holidays as it seems to bring the best
Gary Horton | Harden Our Sanity, Not Our Whole World
June 29, 2022
A few weeks back our district’s Fighter Pilot Congressman discussed America’s gun problem in general and school shootings, specifically. The conclusion our hammer saw was to buy more nails. “Harden our
Brian Richards | Thank You Joe! Not So Much…
June 29, 2022
Help is on the way! President Joe Biden has proposed a temporary suspension of the federal gas tax. After I recovered from my euphoric delight, I decided to figure out
Diane Duarte Babko | The Guns Are the Problem
June 29, 2022
I recently received a message from Rep. Mike Garcia announcing the two bills the has introduced to “improve and increase security on school campuses.” What Mr. Garcia fails to acknowledge
Arthur Saginian | A Slew of ‘Fantastic’ Solutions
June 28, 2022
Re: Commentary, Jonathan Kraut, April 19. Jonathan Kraut, like most liberal activists, offers fantastic solutions to things like poverty, homelessness, and a slew of issues that plague human civilization —
David Hegg | Patience, Perseverance
June 26, 2022
For centuries societies depended almost entirely on agriculture. The recognition that ground had to be cleared and plowed, seeds sown, and plants tended was part and parcel of daily life.
Diane Zimmerman | Truths for America
June 26, 2022
Why does the “panel” not INSIST that ALL Capitol videos of Jan. 6, 2021, be made available to them (as well as the public) to review? Not just the “edited”
Bob Comer | A Lesson for Lois
June 26, 2022
Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters to the editor, June 21. The fact that President Donald Trump wasn’t impeached should tell Lois that she should be better informed. The prevailing power is
Betty Arenson | A Nation in Crisis, and Joe Doesn’t Care
June 25, 2022
In 2011 then-Sen. Barack Obama said, “We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.” He certainly tried. The wreckage called Obamacare that “transformed” one-sixth of