Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Gerald Staack | Even Children See the Threat

“Change is coming, whether we like it or not.” —Greta Thunberg, The coronavirus scourge may soon be a thing of the past. Science will take credit for controlling it, but

Letters to the Editor

Jim Horton | A Tale of Two Men

Several weeks ago two men died. They shared skin color but not really much else. I’m talking about Herman Cain and John Lewis. Lewis was built from the South before

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Ronald Nathan | What the Election Is Really About

Donald Trump is right! This election is about safety and security. Spoiler alert: That’s what every election is really about!  The most primal foundational universal human need is for physical

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Our View | Is ‘Science’ Being Manipulated?

By The Signal Editorial Board Follow the science. That’s the refrain. All the state and regional governments’ cries about what to do regarding COVID-19 focus on it.  “We have to

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Brian Baker | How He Carries His Gun

I really enjoyed Lynn Wright’s Sept. 3 letter to the editor entitled, “Still Angry from Colorado.” First of all, he spelled my name correctly. But more importantly I always feel

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Richard Smykle | Inciting, Rather than Supporting

Re: Letters, Phyllis McKenna, Sept. 1, “The Shakedown of Santa Clarita.” The right of peaceful protests was encouraged by our founding fathers. Because of some police brutality, many people of

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Karen Fencil | In Defense of Refugees

People who are persecuted in their native countries, whether for their religion, ethnicity, gender identity, or other reasons, may flee for their lives and become “refugees.” This is a U.N.-designated