Editor: Thanks to the League of Women Voters for hosting the recent forum with the candidates for S.C. District 2 in Seneca.

Editor: Whether or not you think that everyone should have basic health insurance, it is important to get the facts straight about the “Medicare for all” (MFA) proposal.

Democratic candidate Jody Gaulin is challenging incumbent Rep. Bill Sandifer for the S.C. House District 2 seat in the Nov. 6 midterm election.

I have lived in Oconee County for 27 years, and 15 of those years in Seneca.

Is Medicare for all the best solution for health care reform?

Many of us 90 percenters not rich enough to attend Georgetown Prep were shocked: Teenagers so drunk at house parties that they throw up, pass out and can’t remember what they were doing?

Why hasn’t someone or more honest House members or Senators stepped up and voiced what many of us already think and what some actually think and what some actually know and that is — one or more unscrupulous Democrats shopped for and found some people in Judge Kavanaugh’s past who could and would accuse the judge of sexual assault.

The new iteration of the sale of the Walhalla downtown restrooms building is better than the first, but still not good.

Being a staunch Republican, I must urge all Republicans to please vote for Jody Gaulin, who is running for S.C. State House District 2 against Bill Sandifer.

This week, Sept. 17-23, marks an important period in United States history.

Editor: Jody Gaulin is running for S.C. State House District 2, and she knows that teachers want to teach — indeed, most consider it a calling.

Editor: On Sept. 6 in Montana, President Trump again compared himself to one of our greatest presidents, Abraham Lincoln.

Editor: The author of “Shining City,” has thrown shovels of mud against the Trump wall, ardently hoping some sticks.

Editor: For quite some time, our discussions have concerned the future of our country.