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No totalization agreement with Mexico
President Biden signs the Social Security totalization agreement between the U.S. and Mexico and Congress takes no action for 60 session days, illegals from Mexico could qualify for Social Security after just 18 months of work in the U.S. ("Countdown to cuts: Social Security has enough money in trust fund for only 10 more years," web, March 31).
SharesTeacher shot by student deserves damages
Abby Zwerner, the 25-year-old first grade teacher who was wounded by her 6-year-old student at Virginia's Richneck Elementary, has filed a $40 million lawsuit accusing school officials of gross negligence for allegedly ignoring multiple warnings that the child not only had a weapon but was in a "violent mood" on the day of the shooting ("Teacher shot by 6-year-old student files $40 million lawsuit," web, April 3).
SharesIf Biden were smart, he would pardon Trump
If President Biden is the smartest person in the room, as he seems to believe he is, a display of that intelligence would be for him to pardon Donald Trump.
SharesTrump indictment won't stand
The indictment against former President Donald Trump is unprecedented, lacks legal merit and is politically motivated ("Political left is undermining faith in our government," web, March 31).
SharesKirby goes off the rails
In "Afghanistan haunts Biden, as it should" (web, April 1), Jed Babbin references a recent comment by National Security Council spokesman John Kirby, who called LGBTQ+ rights a core part of our foreign policy.
SharesThrow out corrupt politicians
It seems that every day we learn of new unconscionable, criminal conduct by government employees and elected officials.
SharesIndict Biden, others for treason
I am not at all surprised that the Democrats have come after former President Donald Trump again ("Trump indicted by New York grand jury in Stormy Daniels hush money case," web, March 30).
SharesNo justice without equal justice
Members of the Jan. 6 committee and others should be not only ashamed but held accountable for their gross misleading of the legal system, other members of Congress and the American people ("Jan. 6 'Shaman' released from prison early as lawyer calls for sanctions on prosecutors over video," web, March 30).
SharesEncouraged self-centeredness breeds contempt
Billy Hallowell's "Mass shootings, moral chaos reveal spiritual crisis of epic proportions" (web, March 28) exposes how self-centeredness results in paranoiac insecurity, ultimately leading to an unrealistic expectation that all of society must endorse disparate values.
SharesCan we survive Biden?
Never before in our country's history have never been in such a dangerous, precarious situation.
SharesDon't give up on Trump
My hope is that voters will not give up on former President Donald Trump ("Trump's antics could get him locked up at Manhattan arraignment," web, March 29).
SharesFour-year degrees aren't for everyone
I retired from K-12 teaching in June 2010 after 38 years in the classroom.
SharesDamage of leftist policies
It seems that the pendulum of society is finally starting to swing away from progressive politics and toward mainstream values.
SharesDemocrats should want Trump to run
It is true that while president, Donald Trump achieved amazing accomplishments -- despite continuous hounding by opponents.
SharesBans won't stop crazed, evil shooters
Does the fact that "Nashville school shooter was transgender, had 'manifesto,' police say" (web, March 27) qualify the despicable attack as LGBTQ+ terrorism?
SharesU.S. needs selfless leaders
We are a large country whose lot in life has made us a hostage to fortune.
SharesHeterophobia harming kids, society
Don Feder's recent column, "Corrupting our children is one of the left's favorite tactics" (web, March 25), reminded me of an old but very relevant letter to the editor published in the May 26, 1993, Wall Street Journal.
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