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Letters

Crime: The new government subsidy

“There was a time—not long ago—when we could say with certainty: ‘Crime does not pay.’ That time is over. Under a new Trump Administration “incentive plan,” convicted Jan. 6 defendants could receive payments from a $1.776 billion Justice Department Anti‑Weaponization Fund. ...

Financial struggles

When asked if Americans’ financial problems would motivate him to make a deal with Iran, Trump responded, “Not even a little bit. I don’t think about Americans’ financial situation. I don’t think about anybody. I think about one thing. We cannot let Iran have a nuclear weapon. ...

The next pandemic

To all the anti-vaxers out there. You don’t have to worry about the next pandemic, whether it is Hanta virus or a new version of Bird Flu. With all the Trump-era cuts to the NIH, it is unlikely a timely vaccine would be made immediately available— I.E. No more ‘Operation Warp Speeds.’ ...

Cancel culture

The only cancel culture I believe in is when Jesus was nailed to the cross and He cancelled our sins, past, present and future. The other cancel cultures are pure evil. It destroys families, friends, neighbors and countries. There is nothing good about it. Do you remember Joe Biden, the ...

Misguided and unnecessary

Regarding the article on Page A3 of the Sun-Gazette on Tuesday, May 12th. Rep. Clint Owlett is introducing a bill to eliminate the NPDES (National Pollution Discharge Elimination System)regulations for any construction that impacts more than one acre of land. He noted that the process can ...

False promises

Many Americans supported Donald Trump because they believed his promise to avoid foreign entanglements and improve everyday life at home. Instead, many families are facing rising costs, growing economic uncertainty, and fears that aggressive tariffs could push inflation even higher. Global ...