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We think of them as snow angels who came to our rescue with skill, fortitude, and good cheer.

I ask Stauber what proof he’s aware of to substantiate Trump’s claims that election fraud robbed him of the presidency.

No climate scientist has inordinately prospered from doing global-warming research.

Who wants to walk six blocks?

In fact, the history of sulfide mining is so rife with contamination that Wisconsin enacted a law (since rescinded) that prohibited new sulfide mines unless a company could prove it had operated a mine for 10 years without contamination and was still not polluting 10 years after closure.

Years of “political madness” have ensued since 1995 and Newt Gingrich’s “Contract with America,” Mitch McConnell’s stranglehold in the Senate and Donald Trump’s “birther” movement.

I am writing in response to the letter “Maybe America isn’t racist,” by Richard Willerton (Our Readers’ Views, Feb. 17). Mr. Willerton is confusing and oversimplifying two important issues: race in America and immigration.

According to Kennedy, protecting the citizen is paramount, and the politician does this regardless of the personal consequences.

Casey Heinrich’s letter displays the usual Republican tendency of blaming Democratic presidents for GOP obstructionism, while somehow missing President Joe Biden’s many positive accomplishments (“The credit Biden deserves,” Our Readers’ Views, Feb. 11).

Scientists have revealed that creativity and emotions are controlled by the right hemisphere of our brains.