Letters to the Editor for Feb. 7
Letters to the Editor for Feb. 6
OPINION: "The true bottom line is, join us in a focus on responsible environmental actions that go beyond a corporate slogan," writes Tucson
OPINION: "At OPCS, we are here to help, not judge. We are putting our efforts behind more accessible emergency shelter and an increased inventory of housing that is affordable for persons currently homeless," writes Tom Litwicki, CEO of Old Pueblo Community Services.
Letters to the Editor for Feb. 5.
Letters to the Editor for Feb. 4
OPINION: "But if those same voters had four general election choices following an open primary, it’s entirely possible that Karrin Taylor Robson would be governor right now rather than Katie Hobbs," writes Steve Goldstein, executive director of Save Democracy.
Editorial cartoons
During the 60's and 70's we had the Far Right Political Group the "John Birch Society". Then in 2009, the "Tea Party" was created, another Far Right Group. Then in 2016 forward, we had the "MAGA" Group formed. All of these groups had the same "Nationalist" Message, but failed to get any trac…
So, Ducifer spent all that tax money on those shipping containers. Now what? How about making them useful? Turn them into Homeless Housing shelters! Problem solved! You're welcome.
Letters to the Editor for Feb. 7
Recently a writer asked the Republican party to "STOP THE STUPID" , and my reaction to that is it can't be done because stupid people never realize that they are in fact stupid . Somehow they seem to band together for self - preservation and the comfort knowing that this herd - stupidity mig…
Kevin McCarthy: I worked for 40 years in a productive occupation designing integrated circuits. Each month I paid 7.5% of my salary and my employer paid 7.5% of my salary into Social Security. The promise of these payments was that I would receive a modest payment each month to support my li…
Rep. Andy Biggs does not seem to understand the debt ceiling. He keeps saying (tweeting) that he won’t vote for it unless there are big cuts (he’s eyeing Medicare and Social Security, by the way) in the budget.
My take on Bill Walton - love him! He exemplifies a joy for life we should all try to emulate. Keep Bill. We have enough mundane.
OUR VIEW: It's great to be back doing what we love
OUR VIEW: A clean break is needed, not timid hedging that hopes he’ll go away on his own
OUR VIEW: Democracy shines while Trump and transparency tumble
STATE JOURNAL VIEW: Congress should allow fair negotiations with Google and Facebook
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I would like to clarify some facts about the issue raised. When this item came up on the agenda, I purposefully clarified that the $25K to hire a consultant would NOT come from taxpayer money. The fund this money is resourced from is called an auxiliary account, this money is an additional f…
On Meet the Press this weekend, Jim Jordan was asked about what could be done to prevent what happened to Tyre Nichols. His response was he didn’t believe anything could be done, so he doesn’t think they should be working on it in the House. “We have other important issues we need to work on.”
Only private education should exist in a free society. Government equals force, and force should have no place in education. Just as we have the separation of Church and State, so should we have the separation of Education and State. In fact, the latter is more important since it directly in…
The story in the Star by Alexis Waiss about the record numbers of Arizonians (235,229) have signed up in the period that ended Jan. 15 and was part of 16.3 million people nationwide who got coverage from "Obamacare" marketplace. With the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, enrollment…