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Letter to the editor: Trump's working for everyday Americans
In my entire life, I've never seen a U.S. president fight as ferociously as President Trump has to bring peace and prosperity to the country and world.
Letter to the editor: Don't preempt state AI laws
Some politicians, supported by leaders in Big Tech or finance, are considering amending the National Defense Authorization Act to include a clause banning states from regulating artificial intelligence.
Letter to the editor: Tone down the rhetoric, avoid another shutdown?
There is a deeper layer to the recent government shutdown that the mainstream news media never discussed.
Letter to the editor: Why 'revolutions' always start with college kids
I've been researching the appeal of socialism and communism to younger people (or anyone), and it's actually pretty clear.
Letter to the editor: Pompeo should be Trump's successor
Washington Times Commentary Editor Kelly Sadler wonders who will carry the Republican banner in 2028 following President Trump's departure from the White House.
Letter to the editor: Citizens are grateful to ICE
Politicians are using words dating back to the 1930s -- Nazi, Gestapo, storm troopers -- to describe today's U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
Letter to the editor: Let Carlson speak
I was amused by two op-eds on the same page of Monday's Washington Times: "Where's the violence? Look to the left" by Robert Knight and "Right-wing antisemitism is a betrayal of conservatism" by Don Feder.
Letter to the editor: Careful where you sell your jets
Is it safe to put sophisticated American weapons -- such as F-35 fighter-bombers -- in the hands of an Arab dictatorship such as Saudi Arabia?
Letter to the editor: Grant Taiwan observer status in Interpol
The 93rd session of the Interpol General Assembly is scheduled from Nov. 24 to Nov. 27 in Marrakech, Morocco.
Letter to the editor: It's still the Clintons, stupid
Since the moment White House candidate Donald Trump rode down that escalator holding his wife's hand, Clinton-Soros-paid operatives the world over have connived relentlessly against him.
Letter to the editor: Turncoat Greene's become a useful idiot of the left
Majorie Taylor Green believes the Republican Party, specifically President Trump and GOP leadership, has "drifted away from the America First agenda" and the voters who elected them.
Letter to the editor: Three cheers for -- and well wishes to -- Sen. Fetterman
The new leader of the Democratic Party should be Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania for his commonsense approach.
Letter to the editor: Court decision is on power of president
Peter Navarro is correct in his recent Commentary piece, but he draws the wrong inference from his interpretation of the Constitution.
Letter to the editor: The logical reasoning for ending the filibuster
Senate Majority Leader John Thune and other Senate Republicans opposed ending the filibuster, citing the excuse that when the Democrats have control of Congress, they can pass anything they want.
Letter to the editor: Ticket price controls would hurt Washington
The D.C. Council recently held a hearing on the Resale Act, which would cap the resale price of tickets in Washington at 10% above face value.
Letter to the editor: Safer Supervision Act would restore sanity to supervised release
At its best, supervised release after imprisonment helps people turn their lives around while keeping the public safe.
Letter to the editor: American's long history of bias-free voting
The approaching 250th anniversary of U.S. democracy should celebrate the vital role Jewish Americans played in encouraging religious minorities to enter the nation's electoral dynamic.
Letter to the editor: We need constitutional obedience, not a convention
I strongly disagree with Cal Thomas' endorsement of the convention of the states ("Time for a second American revolution," Web, Nov. 10).
Letter to the editor: Shutdown was another Democratic miscalculation
I believe the whole Obamacare subsidies standoff was likely planned by Democratic senators, possibly back in the summer.
Letter to the editor: How Youngkin could get Trump's presidential endorsement
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin lost two of the three congressional races he targeted in 2022 and both houses of the General Assembly in 2023.
