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LETTER: A child walking alone isnât cause for panic (opens the original)
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I disagree with Sherry Hobbs’ Sept. 23 letter, “Danger walk.” She is “seeing” facts not present in the actual editorial. She does not know whether that half-mile walk in Virginia by the 5-year-old was along a busy street or on a rural lane. Nor does she know of the maturity of the children involved. I remember myself at 5-years-old walking all around my hometown. I knew and followed the rules of walking along in traffic and across railroad tracks. I was never approached by a stranger and, if I w
LETTER: A stacked deck? (opens the original)
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I read recently in the Review-Journal that Rep. Dina Titus is proposing a bill called the Public Lands Accountability Act, meant to form a committee to fully vet the impact that data centers may have on the environment, water resources and electricity. I propose that we skip that two-year process whereby the 12 Rep. Titus-selected committee members with pitchforks decide that the horrors of data centers far outweigh their benefits. A closed-loop water system will have little impact on our water
LETTER: Susie Lee is a fake moderate (opens the original)
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Once again, Rep. Susie Lee is touting herself as a moderate Democrat who often crosses the aisle to side with Republicans on meaningful legislation. She has voted 94 percent of the time with her party. She is no moderate. Quite frankly, even if she were a moderate, the Democrats would not allow her to vote the way she might wish. They always stick together when voting regardless of how ridiculous their agenda items may be. The Democrats are street fighters while the Republicans are like Casper M
LETTER: Common sense on the national debt (opens the original)
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With the national debt reaching an astronomical $40 trillion, it is incumbent on us voters to demand that our elected officials stop talking about spending initiatives and start talking about fiscal sanity. We must balance the budget; cut back on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid; raise taxes on all; and improve conditions to increase economic growth. No one likes it. We all want to get more. But just like any family that is buried in debt, you need to cut spending and earn more money. It i
LETTER: The allure of âfreeâ stuff (opens the original)
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Part of the issue with the spread of the “democratic socialist” platform is that it is fueled by young, low-information voters. What young person is against all mankind having free stuff, including health care, a monthly income, food and child care? Of course they want all that stuff, but they never are willing to do the hard work to figure out how attaining it is possible. If they did, they would know that it is mathematically impossible. People need to stop voting for candidates with a “D” or
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