Articles in Letters to the Editor
What kind of return on investment are we getting for serving as the world’s policeman?
When they are speaking about gun control, Democrats say that America is the most dangerous country in the world.
Editor: A special thank you to the thousands of good folks who joined us at the new location for the ClemsonFest celebration.
Editor: I received a couple of cloth shopping bags at the recent Senior Living Expo.
Editor: Many advanced countries run trade surpluses (e.g., Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Ireland, Austria) and some have per capita income higher (e.g., Switzerland, Norway, Ireland) or just slightly less (e.g., Germany, Sweden, Austria) than the United States. In contrast, many trade-deficit countries are dysfunctional (e.g., Congo, Yemen, Venezuela) or in economic difficulties (e.g., Greece, South Africa, Turkey).
Editor: While on the faculty at Clemson, I worked with folks in other disciplines to help improve the profitability of soybeans for farmers in South Carolina.
Editor: The hypocrisy in the guest editorial titled “Anyone’s Guess” published June 22 is obvious.
Editor: Thanks to “Willie” for coming through with an answer on the status of the property nuisance bill H.3896.
It is with a sad heart and tearful eye that I ask you to join me in remembering the passing of an American icon.
Some years ago, I read an editorial in The Journal with the title “County must never forget its identity.”
Now that I have won the primary for Oconee County Council’s District 1 seat, I believe it is time to speak to the 22 percent who voted for my opponent.
Now that the president has ordered a stoppage of the separation of children from their migrant families, I guess we’re supposed to thank him for his compassion and give him homage.
