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The Supreme Court’s Dobbs vs Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision was widely anticipated and the badness that ensued was immediate. Conservative
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The Supreme Court’s Dobbs vs Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision was widely anticipated and the badness that ensued was immediate. Conservative
To the editor: It would be laughable if it weren’t such a serious matter. Matthew Kacsmaryk, a federal judge with well-known anti-abortion beliefs, ruled on
To the editor: The Excelsior Pass touted in a coronavirus update from Gov. Cuomo (March 31) and mentioned in the New York Times on April 4 (“Here’s what you need to know about your vaccine card”) is all fluff. We both went through the online form multiple times, but it did not allow us to select the correct date of our second vaccination, and the pass was denied. The help line (844-699-7277) is not helpful. The person answering told us to fill out the form again using an app, which, predictably, gave the same negative result. We also responded to a “feedback and support” section o...
To the editor: The Enterprise article of Dec. 12, “Stefanik backs suit to challenge election results,” is chilling but not surprising. One hundred twenty-six members of Congress (including Stefanik) and 18 attorneys general all took oaths to uphold the law and/or the Constitution, yet their suit was a blatant attempt to violate the rights of millions of voters from four states. Even U.S. Attorney General William Barr has attested to the fact that their was no evidence of fraud in this election. Shame, shame, shame! Michael C. Sinclair, MD