Letter to the editor: Current state reflects poor leadership
When leadership fails so completely, our current situation is what you get.
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Letter to the editor: Black voters are tired of Biden
Next year's presidential election will be a wake-up moment for African Americans ("Disappointed Black voters pull support, imperil Biden reelection," web, Nov. 27).
Letter to the editor: Not artificial for long
We have labeled machine-generated answers or solutions artificial ("AI-generated Jesus, Satan offer customers opportunity to ask questions, interact on Bible topics," web, Nov. 22).
Letter to the editor: Democrats are ripe for criticism
Cal Thomas' constant criticism of Donald Trump and his many supporters is getting old ("Many biblical illiterates among the evangelical fold," web, Nov. 27).
Letter to the editor: Tuberville the Grinch
Just like the Grinch, Sen. Tommy Tuberville's hold on the promotion confirmations of approximately 400 senior officers is hurting military families now living in a type of suspended "Whoville" animation ("Senate Republicans grudgingly warm to Democrats' plan to end Tuberville's military holds," web, Nov. 29).
Letter to the editor: Are Democrats gunning for Biden?
I know several Democratic officials in Pennsylvania, and they made an interesting comment to me last weekend.
Letter to the editor: Terrorists don't keep their word
I feel that I must point out the obvious: You cannot negotiate with terrorists ("Israel says Hamas violating cease-fire by attacking IDF troops in Gaza," web, Nov. 28).
Letter to the editor: Iran wouldn't have messed with Trump
The hostage situation in Gaza is a repeat of the one in Iran in 1979.
Letter to the editor: Future under 'progressives' is bleak
One need only look at either end of the country to see the future if so-called liberal progressives continue to have any power in any part of the U.S.
Letter to the editor: Resist the left-wing media
We've learned how pre-Musk Twitter banned speech and facts it didn't want us to see, and that Facebook, The Washington Post and The New York Times did the same.
Letter to the editor: Ignorance is no help
The American politicians and retired generals we see on TV these days talking about Israel have no idea what they are talking about.
Letter to the editor: Boost reenlistment with better pay
The armed forces of the United States are in decline, and our national security is in extreme peril.
Letter to the editor: Where is U.S. support for Israel?
I was in Germany and the Czech Republic earlier this month.
Trump winning from the courtroomLetter to the editor:
Despite constant demonization by the mainstream media and a full court press to tie him up in questionable legal scandals, former President Trump has been leading Biden outside the margin of error in five swing states.
Letter to the editor: Not all in U.S. share values
America is a welcoming nation but also a naive one.
Letter to the editor: The total failure of Biden, Harris
The Biden-Harris administration has absolutely failed the American people.
Letter to the editor: In New Jersey, buyer beware
The Federal Transit Administration announced earlier this month that the Gateway Development Commission is now eligible for funding.
Letter to the editor: Congress should do that
"Supreme Court takes up challenges to federal agencies' supercharged power" (Web, Nov. 17) states that the main crux of two upcoming cases is a "decades-old precedent that gives the federal government significant leeway in implementing rules and regulations."
Letter to the editor: U.S. to suffer under lousy China deal
President Biden's assertion last week that the U.S. isn't "going anywhere" at least defines his inconsequential Asia-Pacific summit as less disastrous than his preceding China climate deal ("Biden to Pacific Rim leaders, businesses: U.S. 'not going anywhere,'" Web, Nov. 16).
Letter to the editor: Religion responsible for virtue
I extend my thanks and appreciation to Everett Piper for his outstanding and edifying recent commentary in the Washington Times ("A Facebook saga about Christian nationalism and the 'appeal to authority,'" Web, Nov. 19).
