Letters to the Editor

Meg Reynolds | Romanticizing Communism 

My husband Bill was drafted into the U.S. Army and sent to Vietnam, where he spent a year fighting communism in brutal conditions. He returned home alive, with only a relatively minor physical wound. Tragically, 58,281 of his fellow Americans did not. Their names are etched into the black granite of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C., which

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Rick Barker | Respect the Uniform You Wear

As a Vietnam War Marine grunt, it turns my stomach every Memorial Day and Veterans Day when I see these old long-haired bearded “vets”at military events here in the valley

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Mihran Kalaydjian | The Shift in California

California was once the state where families came to build a future. Today, for millions, it has become the state they are struggling to afford, struggling to trust and, increasingly,

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Rob Kerchner | Democracy Is Dying!

Have you heard? Democracy is literally dying in America unless Democrats can draw congressional districts based on race, count illegal aliens in the census, and forbid showing an ID to

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Larry Moore | Red State Paradise

My wife and I just returned from a three-week vacation in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It is the fastest-growing city of its size in the United States. Building is booming

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Lori Shrout | Golden Valley Plan Raises Concerns

A large multiuse development proposed for the corner of Golden Valley Road and Sierra Highway has raised significant concerns among residents, environmental observers and public safety advocates. The project, as

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Rick Barker | What’s Wrong?

I really get a kick out of people who seem to think it is wrong or done with evil intent when our local elected representatives in Congress and the state

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Arthur Saginian | This Is Communal Unity?

I’m assuming that Brian McMahon was referring to the “No Kings” protest in his letter (April 7) wherein he was apparently brought to tears by what he described as a

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Alan Ferdman | A Wednesday Surprise

What a surprise, as today (commentary, May 20) Gary Horton is hooting again using a small piece of history to justify his whole column’s assertion. It is true, Dwight Eisenhower

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Rick Barker | Ripping Us Off

From the California Highway Patrol website: “California Highway Patrol Registration Enforcement and Guidance (CHP REG) Program. Did you know  the State of California loses millions of dollars a year in revenue

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Rob Kerchner | Ineffective or Untruthful?

Democrats have spent decades fighting climate change, racism, sexism and homophobia, yet they tell us the problems are only getting worse. So either they are lying, or insanely horrible at

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Arthur Tom | Compassion Beyond Death Row

Bruce Tracy’s “Another Trip to Death Row” (letters, May 19) was clearly written with compassion. As a Roman Catholic, I believe no person is beyond God’s mercy, and that redemption

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Arthur Saginian | Watching the World Burn

I think it somewhat presumptuous of Patrick Daems to write the sort of letter that he did (April 7). Taking the opening statement, “You start from the premise that everyone

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Brooke Melikidse | A Tragedy Awaits

I am a resident of the Bridgeport community in Santa Clarita. Like many others, I was drawn here by the beauty of the lake, the wildlife and the sense of