The article “Aguilar blasts election bill” in the April 4 Review-Journal is a reminder of the situation we face in regard to election integrity. One political party supports voter ID and maintaining a secure custody chain of ballots. The other party is strongly opposed to these concepts. Now, here’s a commonsense question: Which party seems most trustworthy in its intentions regarding election cheating and fraud?
When registering to vote, you have the option to have your ballot mailed to an alternative address.
Why tear down something that has plenty of life left in it? The corporations need to stop and think about their communities that support their business.
Thanks should go out to Victor Joecks for warning Gov. Joe Lombardo not to be caught unawares of Democrat schemes
While on my way to shopping and other errands, I usually see teenagers on e-bikes or small scooters. None wears helmets. Very few pay attention to vehicles near them.
“No Kings” demonstrator Doug Parker complains that a dozen people driving by his protest gave his group the finger. Well, cry me a river.
President Donald Trump is not the first president to make changes to the White House.
