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Letters to the Editor

Timely advice

EDITOR: He was elected in 2016 despite losing the popular vote. Two years later, he lost both the Senate and the House of Representatives. During his four-year term, he lost more jobs than any president since Herbert Hoover, and added trillions to the national debt. He lost the 2020 popular ...

Biden questions

EDITOR: President Biden emerged from the basement on May 2nd to go in search of his shadow. Will Biden find his shadow? Will American families juggling routine, bills, take a breath no hang nail, survival, not living? Will special occasions be replaced? Buy a ice cream cone. Will states be ...

No respect for those who served

EDITOR: In 1967 over the most heavily defended airspace in the world, antiaircraft fire hit John McCain’s A-4E Skyhawk. Ejection broke both of his arms and a leg. Miles behind enemy lines he was imprisoned and tortured. A year after McCain was shot down his father was promoted to a senior ...

Board of Canvassers

EDITOR: After reading the 80 page Board of Canvassers Handbook, I was reminded of an old ad campaign, “It’s so easy, even a Caveman [Yooper] can do it.” On page 18 of the handbook, it states “the Boards exist to check the mathematical consistency of election records.” It has always ...

Memorial Day – Freedom isn’t free

EDITOR: In March of 1994 Patty Loveless sang, “Life’s about changing, nothing ever stays the same.” Was she right? Judge Judy says, “Beauty fades, stupid is forever.” Is she right? King Solomon said, “there is nothing new under the sun!” Was he right? Movies open with a ...

Form-based code education

EDITOR: Understandably and with good reason, getting anything done in government takes time. Due diligence is important. However, the citizen commissions (and more, but let’s start small) meant to guide city council fall short. Take the planning commission, for example. On their agendas ...