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Letters To Editor

Impeachment process

Dear Editor, The Republicans complain that the House did not do their diligence in pursuing witnesses and subpoenas during the impeachment, despite the fact that it would have drawn the process out thru mid-summer. They then proceeded to do the same thing in the Senate! The function of ...

Trump

Dear Editor, The line of “Bohunks” for the Democrat party left a lot to be desired for the Democrat voters. The fiasco in Iowa proves it. Still trying to guess out Bernie Sanders. Even his followers are on to it. Sanders, Warren and Biden all know to spend money. Together they want ...

‘Though much is taken, much abides’

Dear Editor: Our country is currently divided on many issues including local control vs. central planning, nationalism vs. globalism, free market capitalism vs. socialism, morality vs. moral relativism, shared values vs. diversity, limited immigration vs. open borders, originalism vs. ...

‘Integrity’

Dear Editor, It’s not only vividly evident, but outrageously disturbing that the impeachment trial of Donald John Trump by the Senate was not an impartial trial, and equally pernicious. Without relevant documents and key witnesses how, may I ask, can any person decide whether or not an ...

How to avoid broken elections

Dear Editor, The national elections started yesterday with the chaotic collapse of the Democratic caucus in Iowa, due to a software failure. As of this writing, Iowa has no results whatsoever to declare. Ironically (and predictably) the problem is due to a desire to get tallies as quickly ...

If you can keep it

Dear Editor, This was, as you likely know, part of Benjamin Franklin’s response when he was asked “What kind of a government do we have?” at the close of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, at which point he answered “A Republic, if you can keep it.” Oh, well. It was sure ...