Monday, January 18, 2021

Opinion

Oath was broken; it's time to resign

There’s been a lot of talk about the Constitution in the last couple of weeks. So, let’s talk about the Constitution.
Use the recycling trailers properly

Jay County Solid Waste District is there to help. But its job is not to clean up your mess.
Daily Student needs support

These past few years have been a blunt lesson in the importance of local journalism. You likely understand that sentiment if you subscribe to this publication.
Deniers would overrule Constitution

To the editor: I am responding to a Jan. 5 letter to the editor in The Commercial Review. The author defends U.S. Rep. Jim Banks for joining the amicus brief for the election lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. I challenge the author on multiple counts.
Dreary days of winter are finite

And so it begins: The long slog toward springtime.
Wound ripped in democracy’s soul

To the editor: The events in our nation’s Capitol building on Jan. 6 are thoroughly appalling and disgusting by any stretch of the imagination.
Un-American acts are a disgrace

We live in a democratic republic.
Pants ended up less than perfect

Angst. Heartbreak. Remorse. These are all words adequately describing my recent tragedy.
Glen Priest was a cherished friend

To the editor: Jack Ronald’s Dec. 30 tribute to friends lost in 2020 stirred strong emotions.
Voicing an opinion led to prison

The news came two days before Christmas.
Reader believes election was stolen

To the editor: I find it sad that Jack Ronald would criticize our congressman Jim Banks for the crime of defending the Constitution and the rule of law.
United Way thankful for volunteers

To the editor: The United Way of Jay County has partnered with Second Harvest Food Bank for many years to provide free food to our community almost once a month.
Let’s all be better in the new year

There’s nothing worse than a cynic on New Year’s Eve. But here I am to remind everyone that, no, despite our wishes, everything bad in the world won’t be eradicated by the dawn of the new year.
Grief lingers from loss of friends

As the year winds down, it’s only natural to reflect on milestones and those we’ve lost along the way.
Thank you for making 2020 better

It’s been a year.

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