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Letters to the Editor: Cars have gotten too big and fast. Mandate speed governors now - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: Cars have gotten too big and fast. Mandate speed governors now

Drivers in often oversized cars routinely exceed the speed limit. A solution to the increasing deaths that result is devices limiting the speed of vehicles.

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Would you back 3rd party for president?: Letters - Vimarsana News

Would you back 3rd party for president?: Letters

Yes, absolutely, bring on the third-party choices I’ve been saying it for years, the two-party system no longer works. I have always voted a certain way, but more times than not, it has been just to keep the other candidate from getting elected. I wouldn’t vote for a third party in this election simply for that reason. But, I think by this point, there should be no party affiliations. And at this point, the candidates, like the president, should be neutral. The only way a third party would have a fair chance in a national election is if campaign funding […]

Potential government shutdown: Letters - Vimarsana News

Potential government shutdown: Letters

  Re “McCarty puts off spending bill vote as faction of GOP fights on” (Sept 21): America needs a proactive but sane Republican Party.  That’s been hard to find of late. Not paying soldiers, medical workers, VA hospitals, postal workers etc. “to show those Dems” is beyond stupid, hurts the country and wastes millions of dollars more.  Shutting down the government to please the wacky hard right fringe will also guarantee another 4 years of a Biden presidency. — Kieron Keady, Huntington Beach   Bonta’s  lawsuit involves five major oil companies Re “Despite Bonta’s ...