Dear Lady Justice, your blindfold seems to be slipping down.
Sir, my blindfold is not slipping down; someone is trying to pull it down. Do you see that almost invisible string trying to pull the blindfold down?
Can you please cut that string?
Jacqueline Robison
Edmonds
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Leading in the interim, former Everett mayor Ray Stephanson is back as a catalyst for growth.
A state tax on wealth might sound fair, but it could chase some from the state and lose crucial revenue.
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Even though a 5-4 majority allowed his sentencing to go forward, it could yet rule on appeal.
The nominee for Defense fails on character and the job’s basics. Yet, his confirmation seems assured.
Few Republicans, after drawing the line at Gaetz, seem willing to confront any of Trump’s nominees.
Civic Circle, a new nonprofit, invites the public into a discussion of local government needs, taxes and tools.
And readers should stand against moves by media owners and editors to placate President-elect Trump.
Along with resolving budgets, state lawmakers should reconsider bills that warrant further review.
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