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‘Liberaleers’ moniker an honor in age of Trump
Re: “‘The Three Liberaleers’ falsely blame Trump for hate, discord,” by Carl Hinson, Thursday: The Three Liberaleers — we have a brand! I will order T-shirts. I had to go back and … more
School board should repeal problematic policy
The purpose of a school board is to bridge the gap between the people they serve and the administrative body they govern. In determining what course is best for a school system, a school board should … more
Wilson Family Dollar boasts devoted manager, employees
I’d like to share what a wonderful asset the Family Dollar store on U.S. 301 has been to me and my community. The one in my area has been restaffed with a young woman named Teresa Best, who was … more
School board should welcome public comments, input
On Monday night, the Wilson County Board of Education has the opportunity to show the public that its members are there to listen to the citizens. To restrict the people and put radical conditions on … more
Authoritarianism more likely to come from left than right
Re: “Caravan fears, citizenship change vanish after Election Day,” by Deborah A. Baro, Monday: Ms. Baro’s use of Machiavelli may also be applied to Mr. Obama, who lied about keeping one’s … more
The ‘Three Liberaleers’ falsely blame Trump for hate, discord
Re: “Caravan fears, citizenship change vanish after Election Day,” by Deborah A. Baro, Monday: The Times should caution parents to protect their children from venomous letters such as this … more
Immigration status should matter in birthright citizenship claims
The author of the recent letter, “Caravan fears, citizenship change vanish after Election Day,” (Deborah A. Baro, Monday) claims that President Trump is no longer interested in the illegal … more
‘Medicare for all’ would put Americans first
“More patriotic than thou” seems to be the right-wing position and argument on a lot of subjects. They beat their chests and raise their chins and profess loud and long about their “love for … more
Election winners, opponents made our democracy work
What a great early Christmas present! The elections are over and we do not have to be subjected to all of the political ads. The ones that merely give the assets of the candidate are not so bad, but … more
Congressional hearings: Fact-finding or political performance art?
The Founding Fathers believed in checks and balances. The U.S. Constitution gives the legislature authority to correct improper actions by agencies in the executive branch. Congressional … more
Caravan fears, citizenship change vanish after Election Day
Trump’s motto for leadership comes straight from Machiavelli’s “The Prince” — “He who seeks to deceive will always find someone who will allow himself to be deceived.” That pretty much … more
False accusations and the power of words
False accusations can lead a person to jump off a bridge. Defending yourself and fighting suspicion becomes overwhelming. Strong opinions are formed with little information. Actions are taken without … more
Trump rallies foment hatred, enable violence
The social scientists and motivational researchers of the 1950s gave rise to the dominant forces of the Madison Avenue advertising agencies in the lives of average Americans. The advertising … more
Trump-haters meet dictionary definition of bigots
Re: “Is Trump a racist, or just your basic bigot?” by William T. “Nick” Smith, Nov. 2: Check Webster’s dictionary for the definition of bigot and you will find Mr. Smith’s picture … more
Lifelong battle against sin will end in God’s time
“The battle is not ours, but the Lord’s.” As a Christian, I’ve sung this song many times in church services. This battle of discourse we the people are fighting is and will be never-ending. I … more
Bleeding green in the name of red
 It is that time of year again. The silly season. We all will be caught up in the hustle and bustle of Christmas, and let us not forget the spending. So many of us burn up the credit cards and … more
Rein in Washington by calling Convention of States
Have you paid or do you still pay taxes to be put into the Social Security trust fund? All of your money has been stolen out of this fund and replaced with worthless paper IOUs by greedy federal … more
Reject Dems’ obstructionism, violent rhetoric
I’m 74 years old and wonder why one branch of Congress has turned rabid. The closest thing I can compare their behavior to is what happens when you throw a bag of bones into a large dog pen. The … more
Don’t blame me for atrocities, blame the perpetrators
I am writing in response to the Oct. 31 guest editorial, “We all share blame for the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting,” by The Fayetteville Observer. I, for one, am so sick and tired of being … more
Irresponsible parents are a drain on society
I’d like to address a topic that’s never discussed. Many elderly and disabled people and veterans, I’m sure, will agree. They are doing without after working hard all their lives while many … more
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