Letters to the Editor

Larry Moore | Something Hinky Going On

Editor’s note: The following letter was submitted before the election. Call me a conspiracy theorist. Call me a nut. I can take it and I don’t care. There is something hinky about the FIRST assassination attempt on President Donald Trump. I could write a treatise on all of the failures in security at the July 13 Trump rally in Butler,

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Rob Kerchner | The Same Nincompoops

”It was an insurrection!” was brought to us by the same nincompoops who insisted — for years — that “It was Russian collusion!” They’re the same nincompoops who insisted that

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Shari Gibbs | He’s a New Yorker

The election was held and we have a president-elect. I was happy and relieved with the result because I agree with his policies. I know there are going to be

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Christopher Lucero | A Poorly Informed Outburst

A recent suggestion (Nov. 2) by one reader held Caltrans responsible for flow problems on local freeways. Like most blaming, especially political blame rants, it was a poorly informed emotional

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Arthur Saginian | Lofty Words of Compassion

Here are some real words of compassion, foresight, and fiscal wisdom, from the progressive wing of our government: “People in our country should not be going bankrupt because they got

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Erik Larsen | Columnist Fumbles at the Goal Line

David Hegg is showing he doesn’t understand the founding ideas of our country (“Toward an Ethical Patriotism,” Nov. 3). Though I live over the hill in North Hollywood now, I

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Paul Butler | Proud to Be an American

On Sept. 20, 2024, at 3:47 p.m., my wife and I became American citizens. To add to that honor, our city mayor asked me to lead the attendees of the

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Rick Barker | Thoughts on Negotiating

In re: Israel and the Muslim world.  When I hear people saying that Israel needs to negotiate peace with their Muslim neighbors I have to ask what should be the

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John Hanks | Giving to the SCV Food Pantry

A number of years ago my family wanted to find a local worthwhile cause to help during the holiday season. We found the Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry and had

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Gerald Staack | A Smoke and Mirrors Tale

National Public Radio (Oct. 7) reported that private equity companies, now allowed to own financial institutions and insurance companies, are having a hard time paying annuities to people who have

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Richard Bussell | A Hitler Conundrum

We are told by those at the top of the Democrat Party that Donald Trump is just like Hitler. If so, why would assassinating him not be the moral thing

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Rob Kerchner | An Unrivaled Inflation Record

Consumer prices have soared an astounding 20.2% in the short span of 42 months that Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden have been in charge, according to their

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Ron Perry | First Mexico, Then Us?

This is Mexico today! According to CNN: During campaign season, at least 34 candidates were assassinated by criminal organizations. The violence did not stop there. Just hours after Claudia Sheinbaum’s

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Rob Kerchner | Never Happened Under Trump

You gotta love NeverTrumpers who wave Ukrainian flags. Vladimir Putin invaded under Obama/Biden, and again under Biden/Harris. Never Trump. Rob Kerchner Santa Clarita

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Dr. Gene Dorio | The Morning After

At the time of this writing, one week from today, it will be the morning after the election. Some candidates have spewed much hate into the airwaves. It continued to

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Alan Ferdman | Expensive, Slow and Inept

If you have ever wondered why government actions are so expensive, so slow, and appear so inept, all you need to do is reed the signal article titled “SR14 outreach

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John Dennis | Landfill Solutions: Plan B

While the local interest is to close the Chiquita Canyon Landfill due to emissions and odors (it’s a real problem), I struggle to find anyone talking about alternatives to a

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Kerry Hicks | Free Train Rides for Everyone?

I’m a monthly pass holder on the Metrolink Antelope Valley line. I am noticing that passengers are not being checked for tickets after the schedule change. Other people are noticing