Letters to the Editor

Letter to The Editor: I am afraid, and don’t understand why others aren’t. We have a president who is obviously incapable of coherent thought. Someone or group of someone’s behind the curtain is pulling the puppet’s strings creating whatever agenda they want.

Viewpoint: Discriminatory Affirmative Action Overturned

In the last 370 days, in addition to the Supreme Courts landmark decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the Affirmative Action program has also been overturned.

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor “Kudos” to David Ressel a teacher in the Greenhorn Valley! His letter ( June 8 ) to the editor shows his courage to stand up against Luciferian, anti-American dogma in the teachers union (CEA). He is ONE of several teachers, (administrators??) ( pastors??) (parents??

Letters to the Editor

To the Editor, As a teacher in the Greenhorn Valley, I am disgusted by the anti-capitalist resolution passed by our state teachers’ union, the Colorado Education Association (CEA), at their annual Delegate Assembly in April.

Letters to the Editor

Letters must contain appropriate language and focus on issues rather than individuals, must be signed and no longer than 350 words in length. Limit two letters per month per writer. The View editorial staff reserves the right not to publish any letter deemed offensive, or malicious.

Letters to the Editor

With regard to: Kansas legislators got it right Finally you have addressed an issue which has such importance in saving the lives of literally 100’s of thousands of school children in this country.

Letters to the Editor

I'm very alarmed on hearing the Marxist in the Colorado Education Association have passed a resolution against Capitalism. I am a student of Marxism and Communism since I graduated from the University of Northern Colorado in 1978.

Letters to the Editor

“Let’s finish the job.” That’s the theme of Joe Biden’s 2nd term candidacy announcement.

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor - Thank you! For your column re: teachers. I agree that good teachers aren’t paid consistent with their value to society. And bad teachers need to be gone. thanks for saying so! - and thank you for your continued reporting on the Fred Ettleman case.

Guest Editorial

I appreciated your timely column last week about the recent tragedy at the school in Nashville. We are all asking “when will this stop” and “what can we do”?