Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Rudolph Fillinger | Garcia Missing Top Priority

Enough is enough! I’m frustrated and extremely angry! While thousands of Americans die each day from the coronavirus, many Republicans continue to falsely challenge the results of the 2020 election.

David Hegg

David Hegg | So You Want a Revolution?

By David Hegg  Recently, I spent some time with friends who have recently moved out of California. Like so many others who are fleeing our fair land because they can,

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Rob Kerchner | The Irony of NeverTrumpers

In 2016, I told “NeverTrumpers” to reconsider, as Donald Trump was the candidate more likely to be impeached if he tried something bad than Hillary “Email Server” Clinton would ever

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Arthur Saginian | The Blind Spot of the Left

Looking at the current state of affairs at the Capitol, one wonders how pro-Trump protesters breached Capitol security — they (were) in the building. Who allowed that? Not only that,

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Alec Schlossman | Just Another ‘Trump Lackey’

As the country watches domestic terrorists storm the Capitol, it is impossible not to think about Mike Garcia. The newly elected representative of the 25th Congressional District has enabled these

Alan Ferdman | Giving Deputies Due Credit

While browsing social media this past week, I came across an eight-minute video, showing the arrest of three individuals in Valencia. It seems, when our local deputies were looking for

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Arthur Saginian | What’s Really in Peril?

Is our democracy imperiled by President Donald Trump’s latest attempts to overturn election results? The simple answer is “No.” You can’t imperil something that doesn’t really exist in the first

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Rob Kerchner | California a Backward Joke

California has become a sick joke. School facilities are closed, and teachers and kids are forced to stay home. Businesses are closed, or allowed only a fraction of their clientele,

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Brodie Butler | Homelessness and the Gospel

There are some people who believe the homeless population needs the gospel to achieve ultimate and eternal healing from the problems they have “largely created themselves.”  First of all, not

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Jill Klajic-Ryan | Remembering Allan Cameron

I have just received the devastating news of the death of my lifelong dear friend and sometimes partner in crime Allan Cameron. Allan Cameron has spent many years working for

David Hegg

David Hegg | Ethics of Winning, Losing

By David Hegg  Many years ago when my son was playing at the highest level of the club soccer, he helped his team win a very prestigious national soccer tournament