Articles in Letters to the Editor
Maybe I’m getting crotchety in age, but my cynicism with the American political process expands daily, as Los Angeles did in the 1950s.
Editor: U.S. Rep Jeff Duncan said at the April 13 Oconee County GOP convention (discussing the Paris Climate Accords) “we’re going to punish the United States and allow the three largest polluters to go unchecked and unfettered polluting the planet. That’s just wrong.”
Editor: The storms that hit our area Sunday did extensive damage across the Southeast region of the United States, resulting in death and destruction.
Editor: The latest incident of the Navy’s bias against chaplains from conservative churches involved Chaplain Wes Modder.
Editor: Advocacy for the elimination of the Electoral College stems partly from a failure to remember the history.
Editor: As someone who has been quick to criticize contributors to The Journal for employing inflammatory language, I must acknowledge and applaud when someone sets an example for helpful discourse.
Editor: I have friends and family across the political spectrum, and we often politely disagree about certain politicians or policies (OK, sometimes not so politely).
Editor: I was shocked to hear the Democrats boo God at their national convention.
Editor: I am responding to a letter written and published in the Saturday Journal.
Climate change is the most severe emergency we face. There is no getting around it