Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally with his sycophants on Sunday evening was repulsive and disgusting.
Category: Letters to the Editor
Letter: What is happening to the Harris-Walz yard signs in Park Ridge? Theft.
Many are asking why there are so few Harris/ Walz signs displayed in Park Ridge. The answer is that several hundred have been stolen around the city from private property as well as from public property outside City Hall where early voting is taking place inside. Dozens have been found in garbage cans and alleys, and others have been mangled while installed in private front yards, including my own. It is troubling that some voting constituents of Park Ridge obviously do not believe in the tenet of protected political speech under the First Amendment that is taught to our children […]
Letters: Regarding the presidential race, my No. 1 issue is the economy
The paycheck-to-paycheck crowd appears to be growing. Is this consistent with a vision of prosperity or at least of progress?
Letters: Chicago is the engine that drives the suburbs and state
Without Chicago, DuPage County could still be fork in the road.
Letters: Editorial board blames the disenfranchised for the war in Gaza
How many mistaken, inhumane and ultimately futile U.S.-led or -sponsored wars are needed in history for this editorial board to recognize another?
Letters: Do the Bears have no shame in begging for public money for a new stadium?
The city and the state simply cannot afford this kind of useless extravagance.
Letters: Mayor Brandon Johnson’s process for seeking ShotSpotter alternative is not objective
The city’s request for information (RFI) and related evaluation process for an alternative to ShotSpotter suggest this process is anything but objective.
Letters: Chicago is seeing a growth in cycling. Removing the Dickens Greenway Plaza hurts that progress.
Ald. Timmy Knudsen, 43rd, recently coordinated the abrupt removal of the Dickens Greenway Plaza, despite years of planning, organizing and community input.
Letters: Democrats and Republicans are failing to see how divided our country is
The Democrats and Republicans are so focused on destroying each other that they seem to not be noticing how divided our country is becoming.
Letters: Mayor Brandon Johnson is playing a game of obstructionism for no gain
Chicago voters did not expect Johnson to walk on water, but our city deserves better than what is unfolding.