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Andy Wahrenbrock

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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · ANDY WAHRENBROCK

    Letter to the editor: Miscellaneous comments (opens the original)

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    A couple of recent letters caught my attention. Richard Gearhart’s Aug. 22 letter “GOP is not better for the economy” is one. Gearhart cites “several famous economists’ papers have found that the GOP is not better for the economy.” I agree, it makes little if any difference which party rules, as the debt spiral continues. As to Julie Solis' Aug. 27 contribution, “We can’t arrest our way out of this,” just maybe we need to arrest the right people. They are likely to be found wit

  2. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · ANDY WAHRENBROCK

    Letter to the editor: The pot melted (opens the original)

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    David Keranen’s Aug. 4 Community Voices article ("Was the United States established upon Judeo-Christian ideals?") reaffirmed for me that America was founded upon Judeo-Christian ideals. And as it were by Anglo Saxons. Granted the proposition is not codified in America’s blueprint, the Constitution, but that doesn’t make it untrue. It seems to me it has worked pretty well over time, say 250 years. A sidebar, there’s an economic storm brewing of great proportions that will require all the

  3. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · ANDY WAHRENBROCK

    Community Voices: Betting against America has always been a losing one (opens the original)

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    Happy birthday America! Amazing, 250 years with a well-deserved celebration! Now what? My mind wanders back to a couple or three decades ago when some lawmakers began warning us about the effects of excess debt on our grandchildren. The grandchildren now wonder. Nowadays I wonder about tomorrow, as in you and me. Running wartime-level deficits during a time of peace (mostly) and a so called “strong economy,” are they kidding us? A sophomore in a high school economics class can see the error

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