Hart angers liberal women, Blackburn and Unum eminent domain and more Rants
Ron Hart's great column citing studies on liberal women being unhappy is spot on. Guess who is angry at it? Liberal women.
Letters to the editors: ‘Pharisee’ trope outdated, Minnesotan thanks Tennesseans for support
As a pastor of more than 25 years, I agree wholeheartedly with the argument of the recent editorial, "Tennessee Republicans are modern-day Pharisees," Times, 02/11.
Letters to the editors: Life’s harder for Democrats; leftist group not what it seems
Democrats love open borders allowing criminals (murderers, rapists, drug traffickers, etc.) to enter the U.S. and hate ICE deporting them. The Republicans don't.
Readers respond: Bo Watson’s property tax proposal; health care liability bill
Graduated income tax is what's needed, and Health care liability bill an important one.
Letter to the editors: Mud Hens, Yard Goats, oh my! Looking forward to Lookouts opening
A new baseball stadium, Erlanger Park, is great for all fans in and around Chattanooga. The first game is set for April. I am a baseball fan; however, I do not know how some teams got their names. In my opinion, they are very confusing.
Readers respond: Putting a trillion into perspective
George Will (Free Press editorial page, 02/05) writes about our national debt approaching $39 trillion soon and possibly $40 trillion by the end of the year.
Good Deed: Performing Arts League supports young artists
Chattanooga's Performing Arts League awarded more than $40,000 last year in grants to support local performing arts organizations and individual student performers.
Turn signals, Chickamauga mayor’s removal, Signal Mtn. developer and more Rants
I love the Rant column but it was a pleasant surprise to see the new Rave column. I hope you continue to publish the Rave & the Rant.
Term limits, TVA should continue coal burning and more Rants
We've had term limits since 1789. We don't always use them effectively. This is an election year. If we don't like them, vote them out!
Letters to the editors: ‘First They Came,’ clinging to remnants of civility and WaPo cuts
Apropos now is the famous WWII-era poem by German pastor Martin Niemöller, "First They Came."
