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COVID-19 – reconsidering the evidence

To the Editor, With the coronavirus pandemic in full swing, it is time to question our politicians, most specifically the Democrats, fighting for “benefits”, including abortion that have nothing to do with helping people during this pandemic. Never, in my observations, has there been such an effort to capitalize on such a catastrophe to push socialist/-communist ideals, when all it is seeking to do is control people and destroy economies, especially this country and what it stands for. Every effort has been made by the media and politicians on the left to hide China’s role in ...

An invisible enemy

To the Editor, COVID-19. Mind boggling, very confusing, puzzling and hard to understand. I would never ask President Trump this question. I know what his answer would be. Go for it. The question: Who is going to be the first governor to announce it’s OK to gather, shake hands and offer a hug. Did anyone ever consider pumping 2 to 8 million gallons of our drinking water “fracking” into the depths of the Earth could unleash viruses with the flowback water? Permafrost: As the Earth warms, climate change is melting soils that have been frozen for thousands of years, releasing ...

Making a difference

To the Editor, Invitation to discuss “There are reasons for our letters policy” that was published Sunday, March 29. Mr. Howell’s article made quite an impression on me and I would love to read your perspectives on the topic also. In case you missed it, he wrote about why it is so important for him to verify the author is legitimate, because many times he has received form letters disguised as authentic thoughts by one of our neighbors. Form letters that have been sent to him by companies in order to sell you a product or idea. When I read this, I paused to consider the chain of ...

Prayer will play big role

To the Editor, Our nation’s leadership has recently exhibited hope that areas within our country could be identified where our people could begin to return to work around the Easter season. Amidst the ongoing need for the many resources needed to battle the invisible enemy, it is obvious that we share this hope that our country will begin to return to normalcy and be successful in our efforts to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus. In addition to our efforts to follow the guidelines, control the spread of the virus, provide the appropriate health care and to increase resources ...

Getting another chance

To the Editor, I was talking with my wife last night about how this Coronavirus has changed all of our lives. While growing up, we cared about our friends and family, our community, and our country. We got our information locally from the tv, radio, and newspapers. We played outside. We looked up and respected our firemen, policemen, and servicemen and women... NOT ATHLETES and TV personalities. Some people consider this a plague, MAYBE, just maybe, this is a chance for a reset...Sort of a REWIND for MANKIND. Think about it. I wrote this because I believe. God Bless Remember, ...

More boring rubbish

To the Editor, Trump is to blame. As evidenced by a resounding chorus of his detractors, whether from liberal Democrat politicos or their sycophants in the media, Trump is to blame for the spread of the coronavirus. And if liberal Democrats “trumpet” this claim, it must be true. During the first weeks in January Trump did nothing to implement measures to slow its spread, but neither did anyone else. Trump merely quoted numbers comparing deaths caused by the coronavirus vs. the flu and called it a hoax. The liberal howled with rage—how can a man blithely assert such specious ...