Opinion

Jim de Bree

Jim de Bree | The Economic Paradox of California

I have read with interest the discussion between Betty Arenson and Christopher Lucero on The Signal’s recent opinion pages concerning the situation in California. To be sure, both make valid points. 

Letters to the Editor

Christopher Lucero | A More Detailed Analysis

Re: Betty Arenson column, Jan. 4. A young person would say, “OK, Boomer.” Rather, here: “OK, Betty.” Remember…California is the fifth largest economy in the world…fifth largest in the world.

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Gordon Kobayashi | Young People: Get Out the Vote

Attention young people: Baby Boomers (born between 1946 and 1964) and Millennials (ages 18-35) both represent nearly one-third of the potential voting populace apiece. In 2016, people 65 years and

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Jim Horton | Answers for the Critics

I have heard from both Duane Mooring (letters, Dec. 21) and Lynn Wright (letters, Dec. 24). Apparently. I must have hit a nerve There is a phrase that you hear

Jonathan Kraut

Jonathan Kraut | Trump Rolls the Dice in Iran Actions

Last week, President Trump ordered the assassination of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani.  Without question, Soleimani orchestrated the deaths of hundreds of American soldiers and his strategies have created instability among

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John Weaver | Dismayed by Knight Candidacy

I am dismayed to learn that Steve Knight has entered the race to replace disgraced congresswoman Katie Hill in California’s 25th District. Remember that Hill defeated incumbent Knight in the

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Gil Mertz | Trump’s Benghazi?

I thought the claim that transgender men need abortion services at a Democratic National Committee debate was insane, but hearing comparisons of the airstrike that killed terrorist Qassem Soleimani to