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Dubious outreach by the Catholic Church | Letter

Though no longer Catholic or a believer of any stripe, I want to comment on the meeting in September between Pope Leo XIV and Jesuit Father James Martin, founder of Outreach, a support group for LGBTQ+ Catholics. The pope, in short, encouraged him to continue his ministry to the group’s members. After reading reports on […]

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Charlie Kirk and selective meritocracy | Letter

Charlie Kirk’s fans say he wasn’t racist or misogynist, but simply wanted to preserve positions of power for deserving people. He wanted a meritocracy. Yet Kirk’s examples of “incompetent,” “moronic” people were all either Black or female, as if there were not an ample supply of incompetent white males to merit his concern. Kirk’s supporters […]

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What about an end to co-pays? | Letter

The Associated Press article in your Sept. 9 edition, “What Americans think about socialism and capitalism,” had so many poll percentages broken up between the Republican and Democratic parties that it became confusing. And, with almost no substance of what their ideologies represent. Since we never see the original poll question, the resulting percentages don’t really […]

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Free speech in America is at risk | Letter 

In America, freedom of speech has always been one of our most cherished rights. Yet today that freedom is under threat from President Trump and the MAGA movement. Trump’s attacks on the press and his calls to “punish” critics all point to a dangerous disregard for the First Amendment. America’s strength has always rested on […]