Pat Buchanan has mischaracterized the event at the U.S. Capitol as a mere riot. He is wrong. In Mr. Buchanan’s commentary, he quotes his own… Continue reading
We are living in a parody, and if it wasn’t reality, it would be laughable. There are people living in our Sequim community who are… Continue reading
Martin Luther King Jr. was a womanizing, philandering man. Why do we have a holiday to honor him? Because his ideas about how we should… Continue reading
I understand the frustration felt by the author of “Meal gone wrong” (PDN, Jan. 16) when their breakfast plans were thwarted by the requirement for… Continue reading
The recent letter objecting to criticism of unvaccinated citizens was interesting but somewhat confusing. Apparently, the comments of national and worldwide statesmen trying to save… Continue reading
Please, we need to stop blaming the unvaccinated for the continuing COVID-19 restrictions. The vaccine was developed as a protection against, not an eradication of,… Continue reading
In November 2020, a record number of determined American voters turned out to cast our ballots, making sure those votes were counted correctly to ensure… Continue reading
My wife and I recently took our son, a 20 year retired U.S. Army airborne ranger, out to breakfast to celebrate his 18-year old son’s… Continue reading
With regards to the letter “Love the Unvaccinated,” people do not have the right to “reject medical treatment free of coercion’ when their rejection causes… Continue reading
Since November, crews have been working to create a roundabout at the intersection of Sequim-Dungeness Way and Woodcock Road. Like many other residents, my husband… Continue reading
Martin Luther King Day. This year, the King family is asking you to stand up and commemorate him with action. King fought hard for civil… Continue reading
The lonely homeless, shuffling along the street behind a shopping cart loaded with their worldly possessions, is our modern tragedy. Nothing noble, heroic or redemptive… Continue reading
For more than 200 years we have as a nation demanded that many thousands of citizens swear to defend the Constitution, and many thousands have… Continue reading
Lately, seems like the people who know the least have the most to say. Like this couple in Joyce, who are so out of touch… Continue reading
With reference to the story “24th District focus on fixes” Jan. 9, PDN: There is an old saying which goes, a Democrat fixes a flat… Continue reading
Exploring bias Biases, we all have them; some we are aware of, some not. And it feels good to feed these biases; it’s just human… Continue reading
I always look forward to Pat Neal’s column. He provides historical and human interest aspects of the area. More importantly, he critiques the decisions made… Continue reading
When has scapegoating a group of people ended well? I’m writing in response to the letter suggesting that the unvaccinated are holding us hostage. Similarly… Continue reading
No matter who gets your vote, free, fair, accessible, safe and transparent elections are the sacred basis of our democracy. Voting rights should be the… Continue reading
So here we are again. On the verge of locking up and locking down. Our children. Your children. Missing out on some of the best… Continue reading
