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Letter to the editor: To win the midterms, GOP must drown out left's noise
Republicans are about to lose the midterm elections because they cannot dually focus on defeating the relentlessly treasonous deep state while bringing down out-of-control domestic costs.
Letter to the editor: President needs some disagreement for perspective
Kelly Sadler is right that "Mr. Trump's first administration was filled with actors openly defying" him ("Trump faces internal sabotage as Iran war exposes disloyalty," Web, March 19).
Letter to the editor: Democrats' strategy: Whatever Trump isn't doing
Many of the choices and decisions made by congressional Democrats factor in just one consideration: Is it contrary to something President Trump is thinking, saying or doing?
Letter to the editor: College students' boundless hypocrisy
In late 2023, college campuses across the United States erupted with protests against Israel's invasion of the Gaza Strip and the subsequent destruction there and the deaths of Palestinian civilians.
Letter to the editor: Does Jeanine Pirro care about Black youth?
The Washington Times recently published an op-ed by Gerard Leval about U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro.
Letter to the editor: Yes, words matter
A famous politician once said, "Words matter." That person was Hillary Clinton.
Letter to the editor: Another kind of presidential shield needed
The U.S. Secret Service did a good job at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.
Letter to the editor: Washington should stop punishing contractor-dependent businesses
In Washington, policymakers often talk about "protecting workers" as if every American wants the same schedule, structure and career path.
Letter to the editor: California gubernatorial candidates defy common sense
California again demonstrates a clear example of how Democratic politicians will skirt the law, take advantage of taxpayers and/or use illogical reasoning to support their agenda.
Letter to the editor: Time for Kimmel to go
Mocking someone in front of an audience is one of the easiest ways to win a laugh -- and one of the quickest ways to strip a person of dignity.
Letter to the editor: No more gerrymandering, period
By tinkering with electoral districts in Virginia and Texas, legislators of both parties seek to select their voters and cut out others.
Letter to the editor: Weak, leftist leaders
So the communists tried to assassinate the president again, now for the third time.
Letter to the editor: For Democrats in Congress, there's no good GOP president
The vast majority of the politicians in the Democratic Party (not Democrats in general) don't seem to care about our country or the people they are supposed to represent.
Letter to the editor: Trump is not the problem
Of course the Democrats hate President Trump.
Letter to the editor: Today's foamy-mouthed left is ripe for parody
Mathematician and philosopher Bertrand Russell thought that history is transformed by significant changes in economic conditions.
Letter to the editor: Will this nation fight?
Americans are looking for focus and fight from the apparently few politicians truly on America's side.
Letter to the editor: USMCA supports strong U.S. manufacturing
American manufacturing continues to adapt and evolve, driven by customer demand, technology, workforce capabilities and proximity to key markets.
Letter to the editor: Don't let Virginia redistricting results stand
From the moment Donald Trump announced his candidacy for president in 2015, Democrats and their activists have tried to demonize, ridicule and slander him.
Letter to the editor: Public schools need chaplains
If county sheriff's officers are authorized by state laws, then how do they have chaplains when chaplains are not permitted in public schools, which are governed primarily by state and local communities?
Letter to the editor: Yes, Pope Leo, there is a time for war
He was born Robert Francis Prevost on Sept. 14, 1955.
