Gary Morrison | How Many?
June 5, 2022
What is the number of collateral deaths that is acceptable as a consequence of allowing those Americans who LOVE guns to stock up on them? Does it matter if there
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Our View | A Recap: Primary Endorsements
June 4, 2022
By The Signal Editorial Board Locally at least, a relatively quiet primary election season comes to a close on Tuesday, as those who have not already cast their ballots by
Tim Whyte | My Daughter, Karaoke and a Crab Fisherman
June 4, 2022
This is the story of how I ended up singing “Don’t Stop Believin’” in karaoke after a conversation with a drunken Bering Sea fisherman in a dive bar filled with
Patricia Suzanne | The Real Danger Is Donkey Pox
June 4, 2022
You’ve seen the meme, no doubt — the Democrat party symbol, accompanied by the verbiage, “Donkey Pox – the Disease Killing America.” And so it goes, with Joe Biden in
John Boston | On an Improper Serving of the Household Pet
June 3, 2022
I didn’t have a normal childhood. I remember making a perfectly reasonable, second-grade-request to my parents for a dog. Specifically? Lassie. And if they couldn’t kidnap the TV star hound,
Gary Martin | Cutting Through the Drought Noise
June 3, 2022
California is facing a serious multi-year drought, and there is no end in sight. To ensure enough water to meet the current and future needs of communities throughout the state,
Dennis Bartash | Nothing Wrong with Registering Guns
June 3, 2022
A copy of a letter to Rep. Mike Garcia: In my day the National Rifle Association taught us how to fire weapons. They didn’t promote that everyone should have a
Brian Richards | Oops, Joe Told the Truth!
June 2, 2022
Americans are being hit hard at the gas pump. This doesn’t affect most of the elite, coastal regressives though (regressive is more accurate than progressive). High gas prices and the
Lynne Plambeck | Lack of Transparency in City Planning
June 2, 2022
We all care about how our city develops and want to know about proposals that will affect our neighborhoods or broader issues in the community. So it is really discouraging
Ron Leibsker | Administration Compelled to Act
June 2, 2022
There is a federal law on the books that empowers and “compels” the “present administration” to act. It is an “impeachable” event. (Code 18 U.S.C. 1507): Whoever, with the intent
Thomas Oatway | Recommendations for a Purple District
June 2, 2022
The redistricting that will take effect in the June and November elections will provide a well-needed chance to eject an anti-democratic Republican from our congressional district. Mike Garcia was one
Judy Reinsma | Where Does Garcia Stand on Roe?
June 2, 2022
I wonder if a reporter from The Signal might get Rep. Mike Garcia to tell the voting public what his stance is on the upcoming Supreme Court decision on the
Jim de Bree | COVID Isn’t Done With Us Yet
June 1, 2022
Greetings from Ireland! By the time you read this, I expect to be back home in Valencia. Back in 2019, I planned a trip to Ireland during spring 2020, but
Rob Kerchner | Whose Body, Whose Choice?
June 1, 2022
“My Body My Choice” was suspended for two years as leftists demanded that you mask up and vax up or lose your job and ability to interact and move freely
Paige Weaver | Promoting Horrible Outcomes
June 1, 2022
The Democrat party has long been the champion of killing babies in the womb before they have a chance at life, resulting in the slaughter of 62 million lost Americans
Ronald Perry | Be Part of the Solution
June 1, 2022
With all of the chaos and shootings going on these days, it is hard for parents everywhere to believe their children will have a safe experience at school. Here is
Jonathan Kraut | Is Taiwan the Next Ukraine?
May 31, 2022
As we are reminded every day by the news, Russia continues to press into Ukraine with a military invasion not seen in Europe since World War II. The loss of
Arthur Saginian | Irrationality vs. Irrationality
May 31, 2022
Rob Kerchner’s letters usually reveal a right-wing bias against a host of liberal irrationalities and eccentricities, which could keep a person busy for several lifetimes given the sheer volume of
David Hegg | Foundations of Ethical Living
May 29, 2022
Depending on who you ask, a definition of ethics may differ slightly. But at its core, all historical ethicists agree in principle that the academic field of ethics seeks to
Hector Sepulveda | Seeking GI Bill Parity
May 29, 2022
Concerning the proposed bill H.R. 1836, Guard and Reserve GI Bill Parity of 2021, it is an excellent opportunity for the part-time service members to reward their honorable service to