Posted inLetters, Opinion

Robert Moorehead: Who can believe that stuff?

I agree wholeheartedly with Martha Ridlon’s opinion (Sun Journal, July 25) of the constant barrage of political advertising on television, bludgeoning almost half the viewing time slot of an evening news program, and even more throughout the day. Great for the television station’s bottom line; zero affect on an intelligent electorate. Who can believe that […]

advertisement
Posted inLetters, Opinion

Joan Villani: Don’t be part of the swamp

If you have an ant problem, the thing to do is to destroy the nest where the queen resides. Hypothetically, in this country, we have an ant problem called “protesting criminal mobs.” They are being funded by their queen ant. Without these funds, the destruction would stop. President Trump wants to send federal law enforcement […]

Posted inLetters, Opinion

Bob Mennealy: Consider the big picture

Citizens should consider more than Susan Collins’ votes that favor big corporations and the wealthy, rather than normal Maine citizens. The control of the U.S. Senate may also be at stake. A Collins win may mean that the Senate stays in Republican hands, thusly allowing their rubber stamp approval of radical right-wing judges to lifetime […]

Posted inLetters, Opinion

George Ferguson: A change is necessary

Although I have a fairly good educational background, there are things that I cannot comprehend. For instance: • How and where from did the massive stones of the Great Pyramid of Giza come to be at that monument? • When technology was non-existent, how was the Great Wall of China built? • How does it […]