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Letter to the editor: We must cut the debt, now
When Barack Obama ran for president in 2008, he cited our national debt, then over $9 trillion, as irresponsible and ruinous. That debt has since ballooned to $40 trillion.
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As White House adviser Stephen Miller recently pointed out on Fox News, "The legacy media ... is fundamentally corrupt. They are an extension of ... the Democrat[ic] Party."
SharesLetter to the editor: Pelosi must reveal what she knew about Swalwell
With the recent disclosures about the extent of the carnal relationship between disgraced former Rep. Eric Swalwell, California Democrat, and "Fang Fang," Nancy Pelosi must come clean.
SharesLetter to the editor: Political competition hasn't disappeared; it's moved
I recently misheard an NPR report and thought I heard that nearly 90% of U.S. House elections were uncontested. I checked; I was wrong.
SharesLetter to the editor: What Pope Leo XIV can learn from Leo IV
The Moors (Muslims) raided St. Peter's Basilica in 846 A.D.
SharesLetter to the editor: The U.S. did what was necessary in World War II
In "A U.S. Navy veteran recalls the bombing of Japan" (Web, Aug. 5) Christopher S. Lehman Sr. writes that August 6 "marks an important milestone for many Americans."
SharesLetter to the editor: U.S. suppresses research findings too
According to a Miles Yu column earlier this summer, 270,000 Chinese nationals are now studying on U.S. campuses.
SharesLetter to the editor: The rise of Islamists in Modi's India
Knowing how radicalized India's Muslim minority is and who is radicalizing it has global implications.
SharesLetter to the editor: Taxing 'the rich' punishes workers, not corporations
A constitutional republic and free-enterprise system survive only when they reward the people who build, hire and innovate.
SharesLetter to the editor: Think before you pull the lever
Has anyone else noticed that what passes today for mainstream journalism didn't begin harping on the "affordability crisis" until Donald Trump assumed the presidency?
SharesLetter to the editor: Most Americans don't want to live under communism
The policies of former President Joe Biden and the Democrats were responsible for the inflation and high costs of essential goods in recent years, as well as worries about public safety.
SharesLetter to the editor: A 'funny' that wasn't funny at all
The B.C. "comic" in the Aug. 13 Washington Times depicting Anteater reveling in his feast of music festival attendees was repugnant.
SharesLetter to the editor: Top earners pay far more than 'fair share' of taxes
The rhetoric and promises of many current Democrats and democratic socialists bring back memories of my father from the 1940s.
SharesLetter to the editor: Consumer legal funding funds people, not lawsuits
Concerns about foreign governments using litigation financing to gain access to sensitive information or advance strategic interests against American companies deserve serious attention.
SharesLetter to the editor: Why we need closed primaries
Why are party primaries so important?
SharesLetter to the editor: Meaningful conversation can't be had with antisemites Carlson, Hall
The core to Judeo-Christian morality is "Thou shalt not bear false witness."
SharesLetter to the editor: 'Educated' voters are falling for communism because education stinks
If you do not stand for something, you will fall for anything. That is what comes to mind as I listen to Democrats and legacy media pundits.
SharesLetter to the editor: WNBA has backed itself into a corner
It appears that some biological men who identify as women are calling the WNBA's bluff by expressing interest in joining the league.
SharesLetter to the editor: Republicans cannot afford to fail on healthcare again
Abdul El-Sayed has public health experience and, among many positions far out on the political left's agenda, his Medicare for All push may be the closest to the Democratic mainstream.
SharesLetter to the editor: The Vatican must stop kowtowing to China
The level of accommodation now provided by the Church of Rome for communist China would have been thinkable in the recent past ("China's abandoned Catholics," Web, Aug. 11).
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