Articles in Letters to the Editor
I read that Charleston City Council passed a resolution apologizing for slavery.
President Trump’s one-time offer of $12 billion to farmers for the damage done by his imposed tariffs is nothing but a scheme to buy farm votes in the midterm elections.
Editor: Recent Wall Street Journal stories confirm why Trump is so right in wanting to re-negotiate many previous trade agreements with the EU.
Editor: After 30 years of neglect of our roads, last year South Carolina voters resorted to signing petitions and finally forced our legislature to pass a roads bill.
Editor: I would like to commend Kerry Blount’s very well written letter to the editor in Wednesday’s issue of The Journal. The “Open letter to the S.C. congressional delegation” was spot on.
Editor: The movie “Castaway,” starring Tom Hanks, exemplifies the letter to the editor you published Wednesday, titled “Open letter to S.C. congressional delegation.”
Editor: President Trump has demonstrated that he lacks the ethics, loyalty to the United States of America, intelligence and in general the assets and talents necessary for being president.
Editor: On Monday, the president of the United States told the world he takes the word of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin over that of our own government intelligence agencies.
If only Doug LeCroy had access to Google and three minutes to fact-check the history of the 1964 Civil Rights Act (CRA), he would not have to depend on his flawed memory of its legislative history.
Editor: I was ready to write my little accolade and thanks to Richard Blackwell for his outstanding leadership in economic development for Oconee County, until I read the “First salvo?” editorial.
Editor: I am a voting South Carolina constituent who is deeply committed to our state, our country and our nation’s values.
