Letters to the Editor

Dennis P. Nobile | Semper Fi and Lighten Up

Rick Barker is a good friend of mine, a fellow Marine, and a hero wounded in action in Vietnam. No one I know works harder and puts in more hours for Santa Clarita Valley veterans. However, I take exception to Rick’s comments (letters, May 30) about old grey-haired vets with long hair, beards, and/or ponytails wearing their uniforms on Veterans

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Jack Crawford | Here’s How to Get Government Back

Denise Lite makes an excellent point in her March 14 column, “Congress Votes for Self-Serving Secrecy.” She states, “In a decisive 357-65 vote (they) chose to keep taxpayer-funded sexual assault

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Jim Scott | Wondering About that Column

Generally speaking I have appreciated Mr. Jim de Bree’s contributions to The Signal. They have often been thoughtful and enlightening. However, in reading today’s column (April 29), I am left

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Jim de Bree | Don’t Fall for This Scam

One of my clients forwarded me a letter they believed was sent by the IRS. The letter purports to be IRS Notice CP53E. The notice states that the IRS couldn’t

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Alan Ferdman | Iran Threat Too Great to Risk

Gary Horton (commentary, April 22) continually fails to understand the underlying rationale behind our president’s attack on Iran, even as our president keeps saying Iran cannot be allowed to have

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Paul McGuire | Congratulations to the Left

Congratulations to The Left and Democrats far and wide! You have successfully inculcated tens of millions of your flock with vile rhetoric and actions of fear, hate and violence. Why,

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Weston Monroe | Wiley Canyon Remains Unresolved

For those following the Wiley Canyon case … The recent (headline), “Judge sides with city in Wiley Canyon dispute” (April 22), is misleading and misrepresents the current status of the

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Dan Wisner | Left Wanting More

Did I miss something on “Helping Hands meet Bridge to Home,” April 28. Nice pictures on front page, but I was hoping to read more about who is Bridge to

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Mark White | Doing Nothing Is Not an Option

The opening sentence by Jonathan Kraut in The Signal on April 21 (commentary) confirms he definitely suffers an acute stage of Trump Derangement Syndrome. In my opinion, it is an

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Rob Kerchner | The Seeds of TDS

From pretending men are women, to enabling criminals and illegal aliens, to embracing dictators and terrorists, this era will one day be remembered for its collective psychosis — whose seeds

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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

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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

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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