DEAR EDITOR:
Politics is everywhere and many decisions elected officials make have at least a degree of political consideration.
However, this country has a rich tradition of putting aside political differences in the face of disaster and tragedy. Unfortunately, among the divisive rhetoric ...
DEAR EDITOR:
“If you build it, he will come.” The question is, can today’s average voter perceive the intellect of their architect?
Remembering the 1989 movie “Field of Dreams,” Kevin Costner is a farmer who builds a baseball field in his cornfield that attracts the ghosts of ...
DEAR EDITOR:
I used to be proud to be a citizen of the United States of America, but am “no longer,” due to the fact that it does not exist anymore. Now it is the laughing stock of the world.
This country was founded by immigrants looking for freedom from oppression of human rights. ...
DEAR EDITOR:
How do you just tell the Ohio Supreme Court “it’s none of your business?” How do you think you can just tell the justices they are going to sit this one out?
The GOP legislators in Columbus are trying to do just that with the introduction of House Bill 371, which would ...
DEAR EDITOR:
They can’t keep Trump off the ballot. The Democrats want you to believe the 14th Amendment will, but Confederates were elected to offices — that’s a proven fact!
The Jan. 6 hearing, seven Democrats, two Republicans, all of whom hate Trump. No jury, no judge, no attorneys, ...
Bruce Zoldan’s response to the selection of Bill Johnson as YSU’s new president reminds me of the spoiled little rich kid at the playground who gets mad, takes his ball and goes home when he doesn’t like the rules of the game or how the teams are selected.
— Boardman
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