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Letters

No government role in today’s inflation?

To the editor: Jim Muchlinski’s editorial in Saturday’s paper argued that the government had no role in today’s inflationary mess. Reality is quite the opposite. When earning my degree in economics, one lesson was the definition of inflation: Too much money chasing too few goods and ...

Taking another human’s life is murder

To the editor: The decision from the Supreme Court on June 24 to nullify the ruling of Roe v Wade, was a huge victory! The Supreme Court’s decision in 1973 was not Constitutional. The judicial branch cannot pass laws; Congress does. Pregnancy is not an illness or a women’s choice issue, ...

Machiavellian corruption of many by few

To the editor: This past Friday, June 24, the United States democracy finally came to an end. When the U.S. came into being on July 4, 1776, we were truly a democracy, a government of the people. History has shown us that all governments come to an end. The scientist and philosopher Iain ...

Americans are lazy, borders are unprotected

To the editor: U.S. population is either out of work or simply too lazy to work for $20 or $25 minimum wage. Companies offer thousands of dollars to sign up workers, and still, healthy people prefer doing zero while collecting from the government. Then, we have all the illegals pouring over ...

No limits to agenda of woke radicals

To the editor: In 2012 our state debated a proposed marriage amendment. Traditional marriage supporters were assured that if we would vote against the amendment and allow homosexual marriage, that would be the end of it, and we could all live at peace. We now know that assurance was false. ...

Fighting disease by enforced poverty is folly

To the editor: “The more threatening anything is, the more important it is that politicians do nothing. Translated, the more lethal the virus is presumed to be, the less need for rules and laws in a vain attempt to force behavior.” That is how John Tamny, describes the point of his 2021 ...