OPINION
Tax cuts can be big savers
Editor: A recent letter to the editor makes the assumption that Trump’s 2018 tax cut will add $1.9 trillion to the national debt in 10 years.
When did we turn away from science?
Editor: Whether it’s deadly wildfires on the West Coast, dangerous hurricanes or the hurry-up, politically driven campaign for a vaccine for the virus, it’s apparent our top decision makers are largely anti-science.
Did anyone ever tell you that your writing is real poetic-like?
Willie: The Sept. 8 letter to the editor putting Trump in his place, Amen! Preach it, brother, preach it!
Shame on Pelosi and Schumer
Editor: On Fox News, Joe Biden took questions from his selected news media.
From little often comes much
Editor: I recently wrote about money and managing of it properly.
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