Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Omer Murray | The Nature of True Power

I wrote, “True Power quietly does the work. It ignores the unchangeable past to build a better future,” after I attended an event several nights ago where I heard Sheriff

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Roger Ickes | The Totally Illogical Wellspring

I agree with Rob Kerchner (April 23), when he states the reason some government leaders don’t agree with Donald Trump’s international policies about ridding the world of Iranian terrorism. That

David Hegg, "Ethically Speaking"

David Hegg | Civility, Care and Criticism

By David Hegg Given that critique has become one of our most enjoyed national pastimes, I’m offering some thoughts on how to shape our criticisms in ways that can spur

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Arthur Saginian | The Wise and the Immature

Regarding Lois Eisenberg’s letter (March 11) about a handful of U.S. Olympic athletes “moonlighting” as political activists, I am conflicted. On one hand I strongly disagree with her, but on

SCV Voices: Jonathan Hatami

Jonathan Hatami | Public Safety Is Not Political

Research for yourself who voted, supported and signed into law Elder Parole (Assembly Bill 1448, now PC 3055). And, research who said nothing.  Why would anyone re-elect someone who supported

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Larry Moore | A Good Deal of Meandering

In Jonathan Kraut’s 175th diatribe against President Donald Trump (April 21), he says, at the very end of his article, that the president’s proposed deal to conclude the Iran war

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Rick Barker | Learn from a Song

With all of the ridiculous “noise” coming from both sides of the political aisle I would suggest learning from the lyrics of one of my all-time favorite songs “The Living

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Sam Steel | A Privileged Complaint

The Signal’s article (April 18) about our esteemed City Council voting themselves a pay raise was sure telling. Councilman Bill Miranda’s sarcastic comments about the “joys” of working for something

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Brian Richards | Imagine That!

What do the states of California, Colorado, Illinois and New York have in common? No, it’s not that each of those states have large pockets of dystopian hellholes. No, it’s

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Rob Kerchner | Haunted by the Orange Man

Lefty European leaders refusing to rid the world of Iranian terrorism is exactly like lefty Democrat governors refusing to rid America of illegal alien criminals. And the petulance of both

Dan Walters

Dan Walters | With Swalwell Out, Becerra Surges

Ten days ago, Rep. Eric Swalwell was getting very close to becoming the Democratic candidate for governor of California. But then he imploded amidst sensational accusations of sexual harassment and