Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | An Irony Under Biden

How ironic that those, who claimed under Donald Trump in 2020 to care most about things like migrant kids and COVID-19 numbers, supported Joe Biden.  His 2021 migrant kid numbers

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Gregory Whitney | Cancel Spanish Oppression!

Amid all the national talk about deleting oppressors’ names from places and things, Californios are carefully averting their eyes from the elephant in the room: Spanish oppression of native populations

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Lynn Wright | A False Equivalency

The right wing’s capacity for false equivalency was demonstrated again, this time by Bill Ryan’s letter Aug. 4 (“Putting the Shoe on the Other Foot”). Ryan was commenting on a

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Thomas Oatway | Theater of the Absurd

The column (July 31) from Betty Aronson had so many untruths that it will be impossible to refute them all, but I will revisit a few of the most absurd.

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Barbara A. Switzer | A Statue of the Bandit?

In this day of political correctness, wokeism and cancel culture, it never ceases to amaze me that statues of our founding fathers are defaced and torn down because some people

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Rick Barker | Everyone Is Entitled

As polite society reminds us, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. But people with functioning frontal lobes will also point out that while you may be entitled to your

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Bill Ryan | Putting the Shoe on the Other Foot

Gary Horton’s “Ditch the Age of Stupid, Make Wisdom Great” (June 30) paints all Republicans with a single brush. His latest is, “That implied label of ‘stupid’ is one Republicans

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Gerald Staack | A Time-Tested Method?

Young Republicans must learn the old traditional GOP time-tested policy that wins elections. The formula, according to Thom Hartmann, is simple: • Increase inequality in the country until poverty and

David Hegg

David Hegg | What Did You Expect?

By David Hegg  I do a fair amount of marriage counseling and, more often than not, the troubles couples face materialize down the road, far from their initial cause. Something happens

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Rob Kerchner | Protecting People from Themselves

Many liberals are asking “why should vaccinated people sacrifice to protect those who refuse vaccination?” In other words, why protect people from themselves? It’s a very good question…and it’s the