Letters to the Editor for Sept. 23
Debates? There never have been “debates.” There have been joint appearances that are not debates. Media self selects someone they consider a non-controversial choice to moderate. So presumably, Kari Lake didn’t moderate in her years as a Phoenix newscaster.
Although I am positioned a long way from columnist Michael Farren’s Koch Brothers and others supported Mercatus Center, I do enjoy thinking of unions competing for the business of their members’ benefits. I sense that most workers would as well, especially if that competition would not distract when negotiating contracts with employers. Presumably, there is a plan for that and I wonder what it is.
As a mother, I plead for those who are not given a chance. Women able and willing to conceive are blessed with a precious life. Life is more important than anyone’s rights.ElectionWhen I go to the polls to vote this year, I am going to vote on the results I see from different policies. Right now, I believe Arizona is in reasonable shape. I do not want our state to look like New York, Maryland, Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota, Washington, Oregon or California.
It’s impossible not to predict our nation’s own Dark Ages emerging on the horizon. Only brave and selfless efforts by vanguards of our civilization can save us all.Speak up, speak outHaving just watched the first episode of Ken Burns’ new series on the Holocaust and the American response, I was struck by how much racial hatred was allowed to go unchallenged, and that this emboldened the Nazi government to perpetuate genocide against 6 million Jewish and other “undesirable” people.
The author says he will “hold his nose” and vote for Blake Masters, whose public statements clearly demonstrate that he is a threat to democracy . You don’t hold your nose and vote for such a menace. If you need to hold your nose, do so for Mark Kelly, who we know is a loyal American, regardless of how you may disagree with him. Or don’t vote at all.
The letter writer wrote, “What motivates state policymakers to deprioritize public education is a mystery.” It’s actually pretty straightforward. It is well known that the Koch brothers want to starve funding for public education, and they support campaigns that accept their policy views. In Arizona, we have a Republican governor and Republican majorities in both state legislative bodies. Until this changes with Democrats in charge, funding for public education will not improve.
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