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Nuclear disarmament not an option
Joseph DeTrani is correct that we should all be concerned about nuclear proliferation, but he is quite wrong if he thinks China will help resolve the North Korean nuclear threat ("Instability in Northeast Asia," web, July 15).
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In it for America
We are witnessing the most corrupt presidential administration in our nation's history. The government has been weaponized against us.
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All-out war against Trump
Per their playbook, the Democrats are hellbent on indicting former President Donald Trump for the Jan. 6 "insurrection" ("DOJ invitation to appear before Jan. 6 grand jury amounts to 'ambush,' say legal analysts," web, July 18).
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War in Ukraine a cash, weapons grab
Nothing better illustrates the divide between reality and the bubble world of U.S. intelligence/propaganda than Daniel N. Hoffman's recent commentary ("How Ukraine's campaign to defend Bakhmut weakened Putin," web, July 13).
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Better Catholic leaders needed
In the past few decades, many Catholic churches in the U.S. have closed, and thousands more are without a priest.
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Schiff should be in prison
Former President Donald Trump recently relayed to Maria Bartiromo of Fox News his dismay over Rep. Adam Schiff's many lies.
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Many deserving of NFL recognition
In addition to the people mentioned in your article, former Washington Redskins players Larry Brown and Joe Jacoby and former coach Marty Schottenheimer are also among the 60 Pro Football Hall of Fame semifinalists ("Tom Coughlin, Mike Shanahan are among the semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame," web, July 12).
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Ukraine should be lesson for China, others
Looking at the free world's response to Russia's war against Ukraine, it should be obvious to Vladimir Putin that he can never win, and that he is killing not only Ukrainians but hundreds of thousands of his own people.
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Reclaim American independence
We have a decision to make: Will we continue down the dead-end road of reliance on government. or reinvigorate our democratic republic by reclaiming American independence?
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Over-the-counter birth control a win for pedophiles
The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first over-the-counter birth control pill, Opill, significantly expanding access to contraception among women across America ("FDA approves first over-the-counter birth control pill amid pressure over reproductive rights," web, July 13).
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Demand answers now
Last week, I watched the televised fiasco that was FBI Director Christopher Wray's testimony before the House Judiciary Committee ("Christopher Wray pushes back on claims that FBI agents, Ray Epps instigated Jan. 6 riot," web, July 12).
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Promotion delays small price to pay
Unfortunately, retired Rear Adm. Tom Jurkowsky gets it totally backward when he chastises Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama for blocking promotions for more than 250 military generals and admirals ("With our national security at stake, Tuberville must lift hold on military promotions," web, July 6).
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U.S. needs skilled foreign-born workers
While some like to argue that high-skilled foreign nationals who work on H-1B visas are not valuable or sought after, U.S. employers, international companies and foreign governments would beg to differ ("Canada's new brain-drain plan targets America's tech-worker immigrants," web, July 3).
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Overturn -- or validate?
Totalitarian governments are always attempting to blur the line between legal and illegal actions.
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Student-debt ploy a vote scheme
The whole brouhaha over President Biden's blatant vote buying with the student loan mess highlights another huge problem: A large minority of loan holders never stopped paying their bills and are enjoying a huge edge as a result ("Millions duped by Biden's student loan lies," web, July 7).
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End judicial activism now
A three-alarm fire has been ignited by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in the case of the Mountain Valley Pipeline ("Appeals court again blocks construction of Mountain Valley Pipeline," web, July 11).
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Luft headline implicates Trump
The top of Wednesday's page A9 really caught my attention with a story that bore this headline: "Ex-Trump adviser targeted in plot to push pro-China policies" (July 12).
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No taxpayer funds for abortion
In his recent op-ed, retired Rear Adm. Tom Jurkowsky holds that as an outstanding former college football coach, Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama should know better than to hold up senior military promotions and reassignments ("With our national security at stake, Tuberville must lift hold on military promotions," web, July 6).
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Boys deserve protection, too
In the recent case of a Tennessee soccer coach arrested on child sex abuse charges, it was only the accidental leaving of a cellphone at a restaurant that got him jailed ("Tennessee soccer coach arrested on child abuse charges," web, July 10).
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