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Letter to the editor: Mail-in ballots favor the left
Spencer Pratt seemed to be a viable contender in the race for the next mayor of Los Angeles, with Mayor Karen Bass fighting for her job and council member Nithya Raman in third place.
Letter to the editor: Safeguard our elections now
Mistakes have been made over the 250 years of American history, but we are still the greatest country on earth.
Letter to the editor: Nazi-sympathizing misogynists don't change anything for the better
I was especially struck by the endorsement of Graham Platner by Sen. Bernie Sanders, Vermont independent, a "progressive" who caucuses with Democrats.
Letter to the editor: Even small reductions in misandry, misogyny would help society
Two days after the men's hockey victory in this past Winter Olympics, a national TV network aired an all-female panel discussing the win.
Letter to the editor: Two women, multiple deaths, zero remorse
I can't help noticing some similarities between Karen Read and Mackenzie Shirilla.
Letter to the editor: In defense of a single, new political party
Judging by everything that happens whenever a Democratic political figure gains a little political power, many Americans now realize Democrats should never again be allowed to hold that power.
Letter to the editor: The difference between seeing and 'feeling' the news
As a scholar of rhetoric for more than four decades, I frequently observe the significant difference between "seeing" and "feeling" the news.
Letter to the editor: California, banana republic
California is a failed state.
Letter to the editor: Ethics don't always pay off
John F. Kennedy's 1956 Pulitzer's Prize-winning book, "Profiles in Courage," should be a mandatory read for all incoming members of Congress.
Letter to the editor: Trump should revoke NBC reporter's White House press privileges
President Trump should refuse any future interview with biased NBC reporter Kristen Welker and should even revoke her White House press privileges.
Letter to the editor: Trash the Associated Press' biased reporting
Why does The Washington Times print Associated Press stories that call President Trump's claims of fraud in California's recent primaries "baseless"?
Letter to the editor: A fitting renaming for Los Angeles
The infamous quote "Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the vote decide everything" has been widely attributed to the brutal, sociopathic Soviet dictator Josef Stalin.
Letter to the editor: Stop abuse of early and mail-in voting
After reading "The statistical impossibility of L.A.'s mayor race" (Web, June 8) regarding absentee ballots in California, I decided today was the day to write this letter.
Letter to the editor: Our republic is barely hanging together
On Sept. 17, 1787, Elizabeth Willing Powel asked Benjamin Franklin: "Well, doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?" His answer: "A republic if we can keep it."
Letter to the editor: Not 1965's Flag Day
Whenever I think of Flag Day, I am reminded of 1965, when President Johnson and his wife, Lady Bird Johnson, hosted the White House Festival of the Arts to honor contemporary American artistic achievement.
Letter to the editor: Platner, just another leftist wannabe
Graham Platner is running as a Democrat for a Senate seat from Maine, but he has never had a real job.
Letter to the editor: E. Jean Carroll's conduct warrants investigation
Thanks to the Washington Times, we know that billionaire Reid Hoffman, a strong opponent of President Trump, bankrolled E. Jean Carroll's law suits against our commander in chief.
Letter to the editor: Prohibiting 7-OH is a mistake
As a family advocate, I understand why parents are concerned when they hear about products containing the kratom alkaloid 7-hydroxymitragynine, or 7-OH.
Letter to the editor: Khanna's Platner support is maddening, baffling
The support of Rep. Ro Khanna, California Democrat, for Senate candidate Graham Platner in Maine offends me on many levels
Letter to the editor: How we should address the men's mental health crisis
With Father's Day nearly here and June marking Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, you might expect to see a lot of mental-health-oriented ads targeting men. Yet you probably will not.