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Letters to the Editor: Speaker Mike Johnson's views on elections are from the 18th century - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: Speaker Mike Johnson's views on elections are from the 18th century

At the nation's founding, states could decide which people got to vote. Speaker Mike Johnson's advocacy of the "independent state legislature" theory isn't far off that.

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Letters to the Editor: Nury Martinez didn't mean for her comments to be racist? They were exactly that - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: Nury Martinez didn't mean for her comments to be racist? They were exactly that

The conversation between Nury Martinez, Gil Cedillo and Kevin de León 'is a perfect example of the systemic racism in our society that needs to be rooted out,' says a reader.

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Letters to the Editor: Can a checkout machine lift your spirits or make you feel human? - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor: Can a checkout machine lift your spirits or make you feel human?

Readers share the importance of human interactions at grocery stores and decry the replacement of labor with automated checkout machines.

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Reader letters: Forgiveness after the slap - Los Angeles Times - Vimarsana News

Reader letters: Forgiveness after the slap - Los Angeles Times

Calendar readers write about Chris Rock and Will Smith, a 'Peanuts' tribute in comics, Autry museum, Laemmle and more

How Sacramento served as an unlikely launchpad for Rush Limbaugh's career - Vimarsana News

How Sacramento served as an unlikely launchpad for Rush Limbaugh's career

Long before Limbaugh built an unprecedented national media platform, before he was deemed an honorary member of the Republican congressional delegation, before he helped bring conspiracy theories and racist, misogynistic vitriol into mainstream political discourse, he was a desperate 33-year-old guy who had all but given up on his broadcast dreams. It was 1984, and young Limbaugh had been fired from at least five stations in three cities. He’d even left radio for a few years, and then returned — only to be fired once again after less than a year at KMBZ in Kansas City. At the time, he w...