In response to Ellen Shaw’s allegation in her Oct. 3 letter that President Donald Trump’s election was the will of the people: That is not true. Mr. Trump was elected by the Electoral College. The will of the people, i.e., the popular vote, was for Hillary Clinton.
It is the bank’s full responsibility to fully vet people or businesses that are applying for loans. If bank officials are operating in a criminal, lazy or unethical way, they should be the ones on trial.
With the threat of an Iranian attack on Israel, the Biden administration issued it’s most terrifying single-word directive to Iran, “Don’t.” Unfortunately, Iran did.
Mr. Biden opened the border. He can close the border. If he does not have the authority to close the border, then he did not have the authority to implement his first action, that of opening the border.
How many EV’s and “green energy” products would be sold if there were zero tax rebates?
Wow. The executor of O.J. Simpson’s estate, attorney Malcom LaVergne, is living up to the reputation that attorneys have no moral compass.
Mr. Katsilometes is apparently such a slave to celebrity that he is blinded to the character flaws of the violent felon who he remembers in fawning and adoring terms.
While this year’s contest will be anything but enlightened, it will have to shift into overdrive to surpass the sheer savagery of John Quincy Adams versus Andrew Jackson.
Two Friday articles remind us that our “justice system” does not work well. It works better as an “injustice” system.
I suggest that our politicians spend less time attacking each other and more time developing a plan to reduce inflation.
As a lifelong Democrat, I agree with Cobey Du’bravo’s Wednesday letter in which he criticized Sen. Jacky Rosen’s campaign ad for implying she is a maverick Democrat.
