Articles in Letters to the Editor
Editor: I watched President Donald Trump recently as he spoke of securing the southern border. He recommended building more of the wall.
Editor: I felt I needed more money for my pet project, so I went back to the bank to ask for more.
Editor: We are bombarded with dire warnings about climate change by preachers, scientists, politicians, opinion writers and others.
Combining code-minimum wood construction with disconnected student occupants (who may be less than mature at times) is a terrible idea that has and will continue to result in problems and/or tragedy.
Editor: Lately, Lindsey Graham has positioned himself as Donald Trump’s “go-to” guy in the U.S. Senate.
Editor: Lindsey Graham is not representing me. And has not been for some time.
Editor: Westminster Area Historical Preservation Society presented its Historical Tour of Homes on Dec. 2, and it could not have been a more succesful event.
Some are celebrating the shutdown of the government because, as Ronald Reagan reminded us, “Government is not the solution; government is the problem!”
Christmas is hailed as the time when everybody is supposed to show their love for one another, but Christmas this year was anything but love among our leaders.
I read with interest your two-part series on CATbus ridership declines.
Editor: I take great exception to South Carolina GOP chair’s suggestion that we should disburse with the 2020 GOP primary because “our president’s popularity makes the result a foregone conclusion.”
Editor: I was thinking about Christmas just now, and of how we live in such a great country.
Editor: This is a response to the recent letter writer of ‘Competing world views.’