Dear Editor, Trump is going to the Supreme Court to argue for his right to fire people without saying why. Either Trump couldn’t find any professional reason to fire his Special Counsel, or he wants this legal speed bump to go away forevermore. Most likely both. Already the White House has taken away Congress’ exclusive […]
Opinion By: Joseph Dunnigan I went into watching Tyler Perry’s The Six Triple Eight with low hopes. After growing up on Band of Brothers, The Pacific, and Saving Private Ryan, it was hard for me to imagine that a Netflix movie about a postal battalion could pique my interest. After watching the film, I can […]
To the editor: Lawler Is Silent When His Voice is Needed Most Congressman Mike Lawler depends heavily on the Jewish vote in Rockland and Westchester Counties. To garner their support, he stands with Israel against the agents of Iran. Last May, which was Jewish American Heritage Month, the House passed Lawler’s Antisemitism Awareness Act. For […]
Dear Editor, On Monday, the unthinkable happened for many democrats, Donald Trump was sworn in for a second term as President of the United States. The American people spoke clearly that they preferred the Trump agenda by giving Trump over 3 million more votes than in 2020. But just because someone loses, that doesn’t mean […]
Dear Letters Editor, The Republicans like to tout themselves as the party of law and order and yet their lying leader pardons the January 6 rioters who assaulted the Capitol police and vandalized the Capitol building. I guess that was to be expected coming from a fellow felon. Stanley Cracovia 10 Orchard Street Nyack, NY […]
Dear Letters Editor: Keep Those Letters Coming… Congratulations to my fellow 2024 Letter to the Editor writers. Surveys reveal that “Letters To The Editor” is one of the most widely read and popular sections of newspapers. Most newspapers will print letters submitted by any writer regardless of where they live so long as the […]