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Letter to the editor: Cassidy's fall was deserved
President Trump took great pleasure in his recent takedown of Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana ("Trump claims revenge over impeachment vote after Cassidy loses primary," Web, May 16).
Letter to the editor: Hold would-be Trump destroyers accountable
Many government officials broke the law in an effort to destroy and jail President Trump.
Letter to the editor: Americans deserve affordable vehicle repair choices
I support the REPAIR Act, a bipartisan proposal to ensure independent businesses like mine can access the data needed to keep America's cars and trucks running safely, reliably and affordably.
Letter to the editor: Medicare cost-cutting plan could jeopardize patient health
When I was 18, I was paralyzed in a school bus accident.
Letter to the editor: Law should take into account link between animal, child abuse
I recently posed a question on social media: "Do you think someone who abuses animals is also likely to abuse a child?"
Letter to the editor: ESG distracts from public companies' real purpose
The era of environmental, social and governance virtue-signaling has run its misguided course.
Letter to the editor: America's greatest threat may be within
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, much of the national conversation focuses on threats from abroad: China, cyberwarfare, terrorism, economic instability.
Letter to the editor: What about Madison's words, Mr. Raskin?
Rep. Jamie Raskin, Maryland Democrat, talked recently about the separation of church and state.
Letter to the editor: A solution to the gerrymandering problem
Anyone with children has heard the line, "He/she started it." Both Republicans and Democrats engage in gerrymandering, yet each side complains when the other does it. It is so childish.
Letter to the editor: Democrats can't hide their China-reception envy
President Trump is one in a million. He not only represents power and strength but also exudes it.
Letter to the editor: Investigate Biden officials for lying to America
Despite having testified multiple times under oath to Congress that the U.S. border was "secure," former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has now changed his tune.
Letter to the editor: Do you prefer cheap gas or being alive?
Maybe it's just me, but I would rather avoid a nuclear blast than keep my gasoline $1 cheaper and avoid the few-cents-per-loaf increase in the price of bread.
Letter to the editor: Is the Constitution that hard to understand?
In a matter of weeks, America will celebrate 250 years of existence.
Letter to the editor: How far we have fallen
American society continues to deteriorate in education, physicality, mental health, common sense and patriotism.
Letter to the editor: Vote compact is unconstitutional
In "Spanberger trades Virginia's influence for national popular vote gamble" (Web, May 11), The Times' editorial board notes that Virginia has joined the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
Letter to the editor: End all negotiations with the Chinese Communist Party
Evil has a unique ability to make good people forget who they are.
Letter to the editor: Religion, not politics, gives us liberty and justice
I read with interest Everett Piper's recent column, "Justice Gorsuch ignores the faith behind America's freedoms" (Web, May 10).
Letter to the editor: Who's afraid of the 2026 midterms?
To all the people out there clutching their pearls over the Iran war and how it will affect the midterm elections, I urge you to consider a few things before going full throttle on hitting the panic button.
Letter to the editor: Security is a requirement, not political football
The lack of near-universal support for President Trump's actions to ensure that Iran never acquires nuclear warheads is unbelievable.
Letter to the editor: Trump's National Sabbath is a beacon of hope
I was heartened to learn of President Trump's recent national Sabbath proclamation, "Shabbat 250."
