The idea that Iran President Ahmadinejad won’t use nuclear weapons is naive. Let’s imagine a man who tells his entire …
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The idea that Iran President Ahmadinejad won’t use nuclear weapons is naive. Let’s imagine a man who tells his entire …
We’ve had three national disasters in recent years. Ours, theirs and the latest. Ours was the flood of 2008. Theirs …
Did you receive your mailer from 2nd District Congressman Dave Loebsack? It is a threefold, full-color flyer outlining “Dave’s work” …
The rant against secular humanism in Andrew D. Bunce’s letter of June 25 is lacking fact. The horrors committed by …
For a second there, I thought sanity had broken out in a glorious burst of transcendent clarity, when everyone gave …
Comprehensive immigration reform is a buzzword for those who want to grant amnesty to people who have broken the law. …
How wonderful it would be if Israel would open Gaza’s borders and let the sick reach the hospitals they need. …
I am at my wits end with the local Postal Service. We used to think it was bad when our …
I have read letters complaining about the newly installed traffic cameras. One writer in Thursday’s Gazette said he did not …
A June 18 Gazette article reported that at a recent Diversity Focus luncheon, former U.S Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez …
Monte Whitlock (June 22 letter) shows a severely limited knowledge of the oil-spill disaster if he thinks Obama’s response was …
Crossing certain foreign borders illegally can have hazardous ramifications. For example, North Korea, 12 years hard labor; Iran, indefinite detainment; …
I want to know who the heck are the Jaycees and why are they trying to waste our tax dollars …
Our country was founded as a republic. As such, supreme power rests in its citizens and is represented by an …
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