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Letters

Just say no to Medicare for all

To the editor: Your “Our View” (April 12) espoused the virtues of “Medicare For All” as an alternative to cutting Minnesota taxes. Minnesota Democrats have overtaxed us to the tune of over $9 billion. Who do you suppose paid the $9 billion? Who do you think pays our federal taxes? Not ...

Human CO2 emission is minor factor in climate change

To the editor: The March 18 edition of The Journal printed a story on page 3: “Appeals court revives Biden climate damage cost estimate.” This administration seems to feel that $51 per ton of CO2 released by industry into the atmosphere is a good assessment of climate damage due to ...

We have leaders who resist indoctrination

To the editor: I wholeheartedly agree with the overarching message from Mrs. Thom’s previous letter; indoctrination is indeed quite scary and dangerous! Take for example the deliberate misinformation being spread regarding CRT by the American Experiment, one of the leaders in indoctrinating ...

Rebranded indoctrination continuing in schools

To the editor: Sometimes when a new treatment for a physical problem is being piloted, there is a request put out for those who might want to be part of a study. It is considered unethical to do this without permission because all of the consequences for someone’s health are not known. The ...

Thanks to Kevin Sweeney

To the editor: Congratulations to Kevin Sweeney on his semi-retirement from the Journal and retirement as editor. Through the years Kevin has been good to get articles in submitted for our area military and veterans and Hanska American Legion Auxiliary articles I submitted about our Hanska ...

Kept The Journal an open forum

To the editor: Thank you, Kevin Sweeney, for all your years of exemplary service to the New Ulm Journal. You allowed people with different viewpoints to share them. In our age of accusations of “misinformation!” that eventually turn out to be truth (on both sides of the opinion spectrum), ...