Letters
Letters from Feb 6, 2020
‘Stage three’
In response to the article “A new generation of leadership at the Weekly,” (Re: Stew’s Views, Jan. 30, 2019) it is sad to...
Letters: 2/22/18
On the Democratic establishment
I very much appreciate the decision-forming information in Joel Dyer’s editorial (Re: “For establishment Dems, it’s Party before people and the planet,”...
Letters: 4/13/17
Keep up the great work
Thank you for the piece on Luis, Sophia, and their family . It’s important to link faces and names to...
Letters: 11/24/16
An invitation to listen
As we awaken to the incredibly disparate perspectives and influences on our country today, I hope you will keep in mind...
Letters: 10/26/17
Slight of hand
Misdirection is a form of deception in which the attention of an audience is focused on one thing in order to distract...
Letters: 1/4/18
Trickle down
Let’s call it Trickle Me Once, Trickle Me Twice. The Trumpublican tax “reform” is a simple reaffirmation of Ronald Reagan’s supply-side, trickle down...
Letters: 1/5/17
Keep it up
Thanks for the terrific article written by Zach Evens on the exhibit Weathering Climate: Art, Science, and Sustainability at NCAR in the...
Letters | Nablus: The time has come
Correction: The May 30 article “Boulder altogether” misspelled the name of Giulia Pecone...
Letters: 2/28/19
On Venezuela
In today’s mainstream media, meaning among Hillary Clinton Democrats and all Republicans, Trump’s aggression against Venezuela is being viewed as a bold stroke...
Letters: 11/15/18
Only courage saves democracy
Kudos to Dave Anderson for his column, “Fighting Solves Everything?” (Re: The Anderson Files, Oct. 18, 2018), in the equally courageous...
