Protect Our Elections
The recent televised Jan. 6 hearings have already revealed, in shocking detail, how former President Donald Trump and his associates planned, promoted and paid for … Continue reading
Letters: Page 46
Other Ways To Die
In the June 9 issue (EW Letters), David Atman writes, “What is wrong with us?” You are listening to a known prevaricator. In the last … Continue reading
Let’s Build A City Jail
If any of you are tired of our streets being overrun with drug addicts and criminals, then it is time we start seriously thinking about … Continue reading
Live Free And Be Brave — Without Guns
I like watching Fox News in the evenings. Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham break down the “biggest issues” in America. Two issues they … Continue reading
Don’t Let Teachers Lose The Arms Race
To those who advocate arming teachers to defend against school shooters, I say, great idea, but why stop there? Why not equip them all with … Continue reading
The Future Is Electric
Electric power came to our rural area near Crow in 1938. Homes acquired electric lights, but most still used propane cook stoves and water heaters … Continue reading
The Ducks Should Stay With The Pac-12
Phil Knight’s philanthropy toward the University of Oregon has been huge. In spite of his generosity, he and a handful of other rich Duck athletic … Continue reading
A Man Thinks Men’s Voices Count, Too
People like Beth Patterson, who wrote “We Dissent” (Viewpoint, 7/7), or Jenny Gusset, author of the same issue’s vitriolic letter titled “It’s Not Men’s Place … Continue reading
Assault Rifles: The Choice Of Cowards
Yet more li’l sneakers that will forever remain empty in family homes in Uvalde, Texas. My heart aches at the tragic loss of 19 schoolchildren … Continue reading
The Irony Curtain
Ironies abound! Justice Clarence Thomas, in a separate opinion concurring with the recent Supreme Court decision overturning Roe vs. Wade, argues that other rights unremunerated … Continue reading