Letter: The real pity
He really hasn’t figured out that he did anything wrong.
Letter: Turning a blind eye
Judging by the present turmoil in our country, this principle needs continual repeating and reinforcement.
Letter: Use common sense
Why did legislators deliberately choose to meet in Juneau, knowing that there were insufficient numbers to get the required 45 votes?
Letter: The art of the deal
I think the most accurate and concise description of our president I have heard is the one buried in a column in your paper June 14.
Letter: No sense in impeaching
Enough evidence of lawbreaking is in hand that the Congress can wait until he is no longer a “sitting president."
Letter: Declaration of emergency
Someone should take President Donald Trump by the hand and show him the eight states inundated or cut off by flood waters.
Letter: Guard has better things to do
I guess using well-paid, trained fighting men and women to cut brush is one way to raise money for the wall.
Letter: Big tax break
If we must insist on further crowding the downtown area, let the developers pay their own freight just as average citizens must do.
Letter: First Amendment freedoms
Why should it make one bit of difference to Mr. David Carter whether or not I choose to believe in God?
Letter: High bar for amendments
Considering the complexity of this process, it is highly unlikely that the framers intended that could be undone by the executive order of one pompous egotist.
America needs immigrants to remain strong
Maybe we need a new infusion of the adventurous spirit that built this nation into the one which is now a goal for foreign-born risk-takers.
Misguided calls to close so-called 'gun-show loophole' lack important context
OPINION: Attempting to close nonexistent "loopholes" in federal laws regarding gun sales between private citizens would add costly bureaucracy and curtail individual rights.