To the editor:
Last week Mar-a-Lago didn’t offer to just host another fascist, but offered former Brazilian “strongman” Jair Bolsonaro an alibi. Bolsonaro, Steve Bannon’s other pal previously in high office, is also known as the Trump of the Tropics.
As his treasonous mob set out ...
To the editor:
As 2023 begins, election results haunt me. The majority of voters voted for inflation, massive invasion of illegals including many criminals and even terrorists, crime rampant in our cities, $5 trillion of additional debt already spent and more committed, regulations against the ...
To the editor:
Fortunately we live in a world of advanced technology that affords all readers the opportunity to dispel allegations of misinformation. In reading the many letters to the editor we see many wannabes that make claim of being true Americans in rhetoric, but not in action.
My ...
To the editor:
Last week instead of simply tossing your paper in the recycle bin I made the unfortunate decision to once again read your publication. What I read in the letters to the editor page however thoroughly disgusts me.
Apparently Mr. Dick Kalfus is having a cow over the democratic ...
To the editor:
The Republicans who voted for the $1.7 trillion, 4,000-page Omnibus bill constitute a betrayal of the 118th Congress and past precedent: In each and all of the last five times the majority changed, the new Congress was allowed to craft a budget.
Republicans are supposed to be ...
To the editor:
The Democrat-controlled House and Senate, under the leadership of President Joe Biden, have accomplished much for the average American in the past two years.
The $1 trillion infrastructure bill was passed with bipartisan support. Our electric grid has been progressively ...
To the editor:
The Supreme Court Chief Justice’s annual report laughably strained a comparison to Brown v. Board for last year’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. (overturning the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that recognized a constitutional right to obtain an abortion from a doctor). The ...
When the Collier County Board of County Commissioners approved Rivergrass Village in 2020, the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, along with many others, argued that Rivergrass Village would cost taxpayers millions of dollars, adversely impact our community and wildlife, and would greatly ...
To the editor:
Has the hurricane done any good as it ravaged Southwest Florida? Surprisingly yes. And it all comes from that old song, Don’t Fence Me In.
Fences were one of the most damaged items by the hurricane and many are more accurately called privacy fences. The name describes its ...
To the editor:
President Biden’s Federal Emergency Management Agency denied a request from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in early December for expanded assistance in the wake of damaging hurricanes — including — Ian for emergency protective measures for a sheltering in home recovery ...