Articles in Letters to the Editor
Editor: I am not a Democrat. But I’ve been trying to sort out some of the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates’ platforms
Editor: The various “green” plans out there would require the biggest mining expansion in world history.
Editor: While it is unfortunate that so many students have been displaced from the 114 Earle apartments on such short notice, these types of student housing problems are just the beginning of what is expected to be years of problems for numerous student housing projects across the country that have been rushed to be constructed to meet minimum code requirements.
Editor: “At the end of the day you’re another day older, and that’s all you can say for the life of the poor ….” That’s the opening lines from a song from “Les Miserables.”
Schools are back in session, and it’s time to return to the grind. School may seem dull now, but there is a saying: “study hard now, work easy later.”
In the column, “You can’t have your tariff cake and eat it, too,” (Aug. 15, page A4), Veronique de Rugy takes Peter Navarro and President Trump to task for arguing that most of the tariff burden has been passed on to Chinese producers.
I first want to say how much we enjoy living in Walhalla. We moved from Salem to Walhalla just over four years ago and enjoy living here.
Editor: After a week of the massacres in El Paso and Dayton, we witnessed a seemingly traditional course of national mourning: thoughts and prayers, flags at half-staff, statements from the president, which initially stated that there was an appetite for background checks, to an insistence that he will work for meaningful background checks, a call from Wayne LaPierre and then silence regarding the subject.
EDITOR: The writer of the editorial response to “One down, nine to go” flat out called me a liar.
In the last couple of years, it seems like there is a growing contempt for human life; more despair, anger, hatred and violence. What gives?
U.S. Sen. Lindsay Graham is a disappointment to concerned citizens of South Carolina who yearn for a strong leader who represents the best of us, not the worst.
