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Each party is culpable for the national debt, giving each a scapegoat as they look to spend more.
Sometimes I feel overwhelmed by the pressure put on me by society, pressure put on me by TV commercials to buy cars, beer, soft drinks,… Continue reading
It’s like Herald editors read my mind! They managed to rip my four favorite comics out of the daily paper. For so many years I… Continue reading
It never ceases to amaze me the absolute stupidity of our government officials. Regarding the bridge replacement in Lake Stevens that was done without a… Continue reading
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A world that favors horse dewormer over an FDA-approved vaccine has abandoned all reason.
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The thirst for information after the attack and early social networks encouraged wild, unchallenged theories.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
Observing evangelical Christians’ responses to covid has been dismaying at the very least. And leadership has been present, but silent as the messages antithetical to… Continue reading
More than 2 million Americans live with limb loss or limb difference, but two-thirds won’t receive a prosthetic device. That’s why I’m urging U.S. Sens.… Continue reading
Recently, some government spokesperson gave a perfect example of how living inside the Washington, D.C., bubble damages thinking processes. It’s easy to blame covid for… Continue reading
We know you’re frustrated with mandates and advice, but consider our frustrations and, yes, our anger.
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While some new laws sound reasonable, too often they prevent police from protecting communities.
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Vaccination is the best way to help county hospitals dealing with a surge in covid patients.
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Hundreds of thousands could find well-paying jobs in green industries that can aid the environment.
A sketchy look at the news of the day.… Continue reading
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Teaching students to ‘Never Forget’ means better explaining the truths that were often overlooked.
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As a counsler, I talked with victims at the Pentagon, but I also talked with a fellow counselor.
Julie Muhlstein retired this week after 40 years at the Herald. If you live in Snohomish County and read The Herald, you know who Julie… Continue reading
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Three Bloomberg employees attended to their jobs that day, much as they had in their young lives.
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The terrorist attack gave America a renewed sense of purpose but one that was led by vague objectives and false assumptions.
