Posted inLetters, sj-web

Resolving the shutdown issue

The disturbing animal abuse issue concerning a dog (story, Sun Journal, Jan. 23) brought immediate results when a social media article was transferred to the police department. Maybe, if everyone with a computer would utilize a Facebook article to voice their displeasure about how Congress is ignoring the government shutdown issue and send it to […]

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Entering the era of Trump boredom

It started during the midterm campaign. Democrats stopped talking about Donald Trump all the time. Now presidential hopefuls are doing the same. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, once a relentless sparring partner on Twitter, all but ignores Trump’s goading comments. Is the reason, as some commentators hold, that the public is tired of the constant Trump-bashing, including […]

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A candidate for the strange new world of politics

It’s hard for presidential candidates not to lapse eventually into self-parody. Beto O’Rourke is breaking the mold by actively seeking it out. The unsuccessful and now unemployed 2018 Texas senatorial candidate has embarked upon a rambling tour of the West that he is cataloging with beatnik-like journal entries on his encounters and feelings. If Beto […]