Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | An Exercise in Futility

On Feb. 25 The Signal printed my letter entitled “Dogpile on Kerchner,” wherein I characterized Rob Kerchner and declared his “numbers” to be largely symbolic of a general philosophy, and

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Bill Lyons | What Happens After the Barrel?

I enjoyed Victor Corral Martinez’s article (Jan. 24) about recycling food waste. It prompted me to wonder about Santa Clarita’s overall recycling program. Every trash day, three large trucks growl

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Rudolph Fillinger | The Despicable Left and Right

It’s that time again when the airwaves, mailboxes and emails are filled with empty promises of prosperity, increased physical and financial security, improved health care and elimination of COVID-19 restrictions.

Jennifer Danny

Jennifer Danny | The Concept of the Bully

For many years the afternoon talk shows tried to outdo one another with topics that were not often discussed. At times the dialogue got so intense that the guests were

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Gary Curtis | Biden’s Baby-Formula Failure

Many parents across this country are reported to be terrified of the drought of baby formula available on store shelves.  According to Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Florida, “(President Joe) Biden is

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Ron Singerman | Ironic Juxtaposition

This is in regard to Ms. Lois Eisenberg’s letter to the editor, May 13, “Where Has the Grand Ol’ GOP Gone?” Coincidentally, it was directly below Rep. Mike Garcia’s speech

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Rick Barker | Back to Biology Class

Despite what some people would like us to accept nowadays, human beings, based on their chromosomes, are either female or male. That is a biological FACT that takes place at

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Kenneth Bloomfield | Where Is the Outrage?

Ye (aka Kanye West) exclaimed in a podcast, “The Black genocide continues!” He points out that the major cause of Black deaths is abortion. He estimates that without 50 years

David Hegg

David Hegg | Thoughts on Being True

In Act 1, Scene 3, of “Hamlet,” Lord Polonius delivers one of the more memorable lines in the history of theater: “This above all: to thine ownself be true.” This