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e "Opportunity still exists to pass immigration reform" (Jan. 24.), by Ruben Navarrette Jr.
Mr. Navarrette is not listening to "We the People. Read Full Artice...
It's easy for President Obama to demonize the Wall Street bankers as a way to deflect criticism on our economic crisis away from his policies. Read Full Artice...
I have been meaning to write this letter for quite some time, with my busy life and many disruptions these past few years, and I'm finally getting that chance. Read Full Artice...
After closely watching and carefully listening to the president's State of the Union address, I am writing to remind our elected officials that "We the People" will be watching very closely (on CSPAN, etc. Read Full Artice...
The president's message to everyone indicated that working together, things can get done.
President Obama, the people's president, scolded Congress for placing party lines ahead of the public's welfare and benefit. Read Full Artice...
It seems the political flu that infested the county oh so many years ago is more prevalent than the H1N1 variety and surely appears to be much harder to control.
The latest story on the epidemic ("5 I.E. lawmakers under investigation for gifts," Jan. Read Full Artice...
We have noticed on many bills presented to the House that Republicans are voting unanimously, as in the recent jobs bill where the GOPers vote was 174-0 against. Read Full Artice...
Recently, First Lady Michelle Obama called on the U.S. Conference of Mayors to help her fight the national scourge of childhood obesity. She noted that one-third of all children are overweight or obese. Read Full Artice...
I was very upset by the treatment of Ray Musser by Upland Mayor John Pomierski.
Mr. Musser has been a great councilman for many years. It is too bad that Pomierski doesn't take into consideration and follow the example of Barack Obama. Read Full Artice...
Enough is enough! I recognize I may be na ve, but I thought lawmakers were supposed to be lawmakers first, then become politicians at election time.
The national health care reform process has proven otherwise. Read Full Artice...
I am asking people who have been helped by Assemblywoman Nell Soto in any way to call Pomona City Hall at 909-620-2311 and ask the mayor and City Council to change Hamilton Park to Nell Soto Park. Read Full Artice...
e "Trip target of inquiry," Jan. 20.
I am sick and tired of the continuing history of political corruption and malfeasance in San Bernardino County. Read Full Artice...
During my many years as an immigration-reduction activist in which I have closely monitored media coverage of the immigration issue, I don't believe I've ever come across a journalist who appreciated the gravity of the struggle between rule-of-law. Read Full Artice...
The Daily Bulletin had a wonderful story (Jan. 15) on how the Montclair High School students came together and joined in the second annual "Miles for Montclair" for the homeless students in Montclair. Read Full Artice...
Upland's style of government has bestowed ultimate powers to one individual, our mayor. In practice, the Upland City Council is just an advisory board for the mayor.
This is not the case with all cities. Read Full Artice...
It was with great chagrin that I read that Upland Mayor John Pomierski has again deliberately left off Councilman Ray Musser to serve under one of the numerous committees in the city. Read Full Artice...
In June, there is a primary election for the Assembly seat in the 63rd District, a much-needed change. I want to tell you, there is a fine candidate among you in Rancho Cucamonga.
This man is a true friend. Read Full Artice...
George W. Bush wants us to bail out the mortgage industry he was suppose to be regulating to the tune of $700 billion. He has already spent over $4 trillion we don't have and future presidents are going to have to pay. Read Full Artice...
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