Page 34 - Reader Views News Today

I never saw one homeless person in the supposed-Third World country of Jordan when it was my home for almost 20 years.

I think they deserve our respect for attempting to find the root causes of the Jan. 6 events on Capitol Hill.

I must respond to James Ault (“Reimagine education system,” Our Readers’ Views, Feb. 1). I doubt he has spent any time in a public school recently.

A letter to the editor in The Columbian, “We are all Americans” (Our Readers’ Views, Feb. 4), tried to point out that in history Republicans have been the champions of civil rights and not Democrats. Well the author didn’t finish the story. In 1964 and 1965 President Lyndon Johnson, a Democrat, pushed through the most important civil rights legislation ever.

I suppose I might pay a little more for the advanced model that seems to turn on the turn signal a second or two before a vehicle starts turning.

It is not fair to require someone to get the vaccine if they do not feel comfortable getting it.

No, vaccine resistance appears to be primarily due to aversion to being told what to do and to the very American insistence on independence from authority.

Using the same standard Biden applied to Trump, maybe Biden should resign.

It was only in reading about the history of Duluth that I discovered that non-citizen immigrants voted in Duluth in 1890.

As someone nationally recognized in small-town and rural planning, I’d like to offer some reasons to support NLX.