Letters to the Editor
Democrats don’t fight for their principles
The Democrats have failed us once again. They say they tried but they just couldn’t get it done.
Letters to the Editor
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Column is based on a false premise
The recent column, “Boy Scouts should allow gay leaders,” is a classic example of someone starting with a false premise and reaching a false conclusion. The false premise is this: Being homosexual is the same as being black, so disqualifying homosexuals from an activity is the same...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE: Convictions show people’s characters
As we all should know by now, our country is in dire straits and it seems like there is no way out. Millions are still out of work and higher taxation is coming at us each and every day. What has happened?
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE: President had to know about three scandals
The IRS harassing only conservative groups could only have happened with high-level approval. Only a fool would have risked his career without thinking he had high level cover.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Bridges along S.C. 5 have become unsafe
I travel S.C. 5 toward Lancaster daily in my work commute. New construction has been going on with the bridges on S.C. 5, which raises concerns.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Above all else, Bush kept us safe
I know The Herald leans far to the left in a right-leaning county, in a right leaning state. I find your choice of column writers amusing.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Sanford bashing is hypocritical
It seems it is bash-Mark-Sanford time as the sanctimonious hypocrites are crawling out of the dark places they hide in waiting for some unfortunate soul to falter and run afoul of their personal rules of propriety.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
When has CIA been punished for mistakes?
Question: when is a mistake not a mistake? Answer: when the CIA makes it. Elias Groll, in his recent commentary, argues that the CIA has not learned from its many mistakes. But how can an agency learn from mistakes if it never makes them?
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Thanks to those who choose adoption
Many thanks to the numerous birth mothers who have chosen to make an adoption plan for their babies when they were not able to provide for their little ones. Adoption means twice loved – by the birth mother who protected the life within and the adoptive parents who chose to provide.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
GOP can find better candidate than Sanford
Is Mark Sanford really the best the GOP has to offer the state of South Carolina? If so, how tragic for all of us.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Sanford’s transgressions make him unfit to serve
“Public virtue cannot exist in a nation without private [virtue], and public virtue is the only foundation of republics.” – John Adams


