Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Tom Day | Start Chiquita Relocations Now

Last week’s meeting of the hearing board of the South Coast Air Quality Management District included a fine discussion on “what needs to change at the Chiquita Canyon Landfill?” Most

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Rick Barker | So What’s New?

In re: Philip Wasserman, “Who’s Being Enriched?” letters, June 6. So, Mr. Wasserman, are you asking us to believe, like you seem to, that only Republicans get high-paying jobs after

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Kathleen Walker | Fair Bill on Charter Schools

I am a proud charter school parent, and I support Assembly Bill 84 (authored by Assembly members Robert Garcia, D-Rancho Cucamonga, and Al Muratsuchi, D-Los Angeles).  I also support the

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John Hills | Drag Queens and Discrimination

In recently published commentaries by Christine Flowers, she explained her opposition to same-sex marriage and drag queens reading to kids. She even admitted the risk of being called homophobic for

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Lois Eisenberg | Not So Beautiful

This letter will be about the “Big Beautiful Bill,” mainly regarding health care and the damage that this bill will afford. The ugliness and cruelty of “The Big Beautiful Bill”

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Rob Kerchner | The Real Kicker on Biden Coverup

Q: What’s the most incredible part about Joe Biden’s senility/corruption/cancer cover-up? A: The biggest regret of his voters is that the cover-up didn’t work. Rob Kerchner  Valencia

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Bill Creitz | Democratic Apologists for Rioters

As I watch the “mostly peaceful” Los Angeles riots, perpetrated by professional agitators and clueless Angelenos, many of whom are here illegally, I can’t help but feel a profound sense

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Duane Smith | The Reality of Physics

Years ago when my wife and I were blessed to start having kids, I called a friend in car insurance for some advice. I wanted guidance for choosing the safest

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Christopher Lucero | Odd Agreement with Walters

I think I have a concordance with Dan Walters about something. I know! How’d THAT happen? So Dan recently stated (May 24), “In some high-cost counties, California’s housing department considers

David Hegg

David Hegg | What Consciousness Tells Us

By David Hegg The straightforward assertions of Thomas Nagel, a tenured university professor of philosophy and law at New York University, in his book “Mind & Cosmos,” have robustly shaken

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Jim Scott | Let’s Start with Facts

I sincerely hope that Andrew Taban and Rick Barker had an enlightening coffee date! In his June 3 opinion piece, Andrew laments the loss of so many Americans to fight