Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Don Allen | In a State of Disbelief

I have lived at this address for 50 years. I am 92 years old. I can’t believe what I am seeing. Donald Trump taking over the government and not even

Jim de Bree

Jim de Bree | Taxes After the Election

For several years, tax practitioners knew that tax planning in the year 2025 would be exceptionally challenging for individual taxpayers and unincorporated businesses.  In 2017, the Tax Cuts & Jobs

Gary Horton

Gary Horton | We’re Three Meals Away from Chaos

Vladimir Lenin is famously credited with the stark observation, “Every society is three meals away from chaos.” He’s speaking both of food, but importantly, also to control and subjection of

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GA Ben Binninger | No Energy Silver Bullet

We have a growing need for energy. We need energy that is constant, safe, secure, controllable and distributable. Unfortunately, all sources come with benefits, costs, problems, limitations and issues. There

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Alana Quinn | What About a Hospital?

Re: Nov. 14 edition of The Signal, front-page story about Saugus Speedway. After reading the article, I wondered why the land isn’t going to be used for a new hospital,

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Arthur Saginian | The Truth About Spending

I was sitting down pondering why California has the most regulations, highest state taxes, gasoline taxes and overall cost of living of any state outside of Hawaii and New York.

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Paul McGuire | Enough Dubious Machinations

It’s unfortunate the Musk-Ramaswamy government efficiency task force can’t begin with the L.A. County Registrar’s office. Here we are 10 days out from the election and, according to your page

David Hegg

David Hegg | Opinions, Beliefs, Behavior

By David Hegg Let me state up front that what you are reading is an opinion column. In the news business, this is often called an “op-ed,” short for “opinion

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Larry Moore | Low-Hanging Fruit

Once again, Gary Horton and Lois Eisenberg have turned themselves into low-hanging fruit. Their writing is so absurd, so delusional, so out of touch with common sense, that responding to

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Rob Kerchner | They’d Do it Again

The mood of fear and hate during COVID was absolutely disgusting. The arrogant censorship and destructive authoritarianism it bred were even worse — especially coming from the same ilk who

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Duane Smith | The End of Celebrauthority?

On Nov. 17, 2006, The Salt Lake Tribune published an article entitled, “Idolizing Celebrities Instead of Deity.” The article contended, “that for many of us – celebrity has replaced deity.”