Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Dr. Gene Dorio | Impact of Federal Legislation

As a physician, my duty has always been to guide patients in their health care needs and to recognize potential side effects of medication, surgery and risky medical decision-making. This

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Ron Perry | Pay Me, Seymour

A quick reminder! If you don’t think the Democratic Party has changed: 1961: “Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country!”

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Meg Reynolds | What the Protesters Missed

Today, June 14, Washington, D.C., hosted a fabulous parade celebrating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army. I watched every moment, filled with pride and gratitude for our nation and

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Dan Bradley | The True Picture of Greatness

I wonder how many people who thought they were serving the interests of our country by attending the so called “no kings” demonstration this past weekend also took the time

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Rob Kerchner | What It All Reveals About Hate

When he closed travel from China during COVID-19, they said he hated the Chinese. When he stopped immigration from terrorist countries, they said he hated Muslims. When he opposed abortion

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Brian Springer | Communities Under Attack

It is appalling, but not surprising, that The Signal Editorial Board, in its editorial on June 14, downplayed, dismissed and criticized the reactions and responses of the general public and

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David Hegg | The Ethics of Commitment

By David Hegg I recently watched the systematic dissolution of several married couples. All of them were good people and there was no infidelity on either side. The reason they

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Nancy Fairbanks | Defending Parents and Progress

Aarika Burden’s March 25 letter misrepresents Moms for Liberty and school board members Joe Messina and Bob Jensen as divisive, dismissing parental concerns and our schools’ achievements. Burden claims Moms