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Re: “Adam Schiff for Senate? Nope.” The only thing missing in Sal Rodriguez’s column headline is an exclamation point after “Nope.” The “awfulness of Schiff” would be multiplied by Porter w… → Read More
Compromise is key The opportunity is great for legislation on some of the most persistent problems. True, the temptation exists to do nothing but obstruct and raise funds, but this is a chan… → Read More
Re “Here’s why your gas bills are so much higher now” (Jan. 22): My God. Is there an editor in the house? Reporter Teri Sforza goes on a rant accusing capitalism, the advocates of capitalism… → Read More
Re “The tyranny of government unions” (Jan. 22): Members of public employee unions have too much power. They have several times more power than a member of a capitalist union, and therefore … → Read More
They are similar President Biden and many members of his administration hate Trump and everything that Trump accomplished during his administration. They saw the dispute over classified docu… → Read More
Yes, they are equal Most assuredly their secret papers are equal, irrespective of their president/former president statuses. As president, reams of classified material pass through th… → Read More
I couldn’t care less what her opinion is in a news story. → Read More
Neither good nor bad by itself, this House process Having to vote 15 times to confirm a speaker is neither good or bad by itself, but having to fight and battle for victory is always … → Read More
While I don’t care for President Biden, who took the greatest economy in the world that Trump’s policies created and drove it into a ditch, I’ll give him a pass on the reportedly classified … → Read More
Kevin Cooper merits the death penalty … he earned it. → Read More
Re “Flooding shows the need for storage” (Jan. 4): I agree with your editorial. California still hasn’t built a new reservoir that was approved in 1979. It took 22 years of arguments to fina… → Read More
My resolution for all Take care of yourself mentally, physically and financially. Help others if you can. Do no harm. — Leonard C. Duncan, Harbor City To keep a personal journa… → Read More
Re “Public electric vehicle chargers coming to a highway near you” (Jan. 1): 90,000 electric charging stations will be constructed throughout the state at a cost of billions to make life eas… → Read More
From what I’ve seen, that’s a hard one to answer Hard to tell about the state of our economy as Orange County is entirely in a different ball game. I sure see no signs of recession he… → Read More
Re “Quality Education must be a Civil Right” (Dec. 25): Of course we must provide quality education for all of our children. But this proposed proposition doesn’t suggest any means to that e… → Read More
Re “Congress must get national debt under control” (Dec. 25): As usual, at the end of the year, our allegedly elected representatives are bragging about all the ways they are looking after o… → Read More
Re “Now, Democrats plan to go on the offense to expand access” (Dec. 26): At least you put it on Page 9 this time. Once again, The New York Times is carrying water for the Dems pretending t… → Read More
Re “Cost to end homelessness: $8.1 billion a year” (Dec. 20): The article states “the legislators who set state homeless policy don’t have a clear understanding of where that money is going … → Read More
The writer of an op-ed you published laments that lawmakers continue not to prioritize the nearly 50-year-old Section 8 program. Former Register publisher Mr. Hoiles must be spinning in his … → Read More
Re “White House continues bad Trump tariffs” (Dec. 16): While it is true business schools teach goods should be produced where it is most efficient, this theory falters in practice. Let’s no… → Read More