Articles in Letters to the Editor
Editor: Once, there was a poisonous scorpion that went down to the bank of a fast-moving stream.
As the holidays approach, my thoughts are stuck on the tragic situation with migrant families along our southern border.
In The Journal, Westminster’s city administrators can’t afford enough police officers to provide adequate security protection for its citizens, yet it can invest $200,000 for an approved purchase of property that will require a very long and added unnecessary expense for a yet-to-be-determined recreation facility — a benefit for the citizens that may never come to fruition.
Editor: It was 1943. World War II was still almost a year and a half from ending.
My letter refers to the most unfortunate headline “Real hatred” that Alex Maminakis used in the Tuesday, Nov. 20, issue.
Editor: In his column Saturday on the federal judiciary, Doug LeCroy demonstrates a poor understanding of our system of checks and balances, the actual danger (or lack thereof) of the caravans and what the law states about asylum seekers.
Editor: This is in response to Sen. Thomas Alexander’s caution on medical marijuana debate in The Journal: His point is well taken about having the legislature deem a drug legal — not a good idea or perhaps even a dangerous precedent.
Editor: As a “global warming agnostic,” I am responding to a recent letter.
Editor: While President Trump is pardoning two turkeys for Thanksgiving, every one of us can exercise that same presidential power by choosing a non-violent Thanksgiving observance.
Editor: The horrific wildfires in California and “1,000 year” floods from hurricanes in N.C. and S.C. offer us clues as to future effects of man-influenced climate change.
Thank you for the excellent coverage The Journal did concerning the midterm election.
Editor: The Journal published a letter to the editor (‘Dirty Laundry’) on Election Day that never should have been printed.
