Letters to the Editor
The latest Letters to the Editor coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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Letters to the editors: CHI Memorial insurer switchup, response to Trump and free speech and more
It appears CHI Memorial has been hijacked by something called "No Common Spirit of Decency"! A merger of two hospital systems.

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Letter to the editors: Can Chattanooga police please crack down on loud cars?
Why doesn't Chattanooga PD ticket noisy vehicles? Sixty-five decibels is the law in Chattanooga, but there is zero enforcement.

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Voting bill threatens older, disabled voters and more letters to the editors
Letters this week included feeling lied to about tax cuts and opinions on voting bills.

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Letters to the editors: Readers respond to letter calling Trump ‘greatest,’ TFP reporter ads
Recently, a letter was published that proclaimed Trump as the greatest president in the history of our country.

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Readers write: Thank you, Chattanooga linemen, from Nashville
I would like to personally thank Chattanooga and all the local electric linemen who came to Nashville to bring our power back on from this terrible ice storm.

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Letters to the editors: Readers respond to ICE actions, protests
Mr. Trump, I have a suggestion that will allow your name to be in the news daily.

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Letters to the editors: ICE protest coverage and Times editor’s word choices
Faithful TFP readers understand it is the job of the local editors (Sessoms and Cooper) to stir their respective pots, while recognizing that they also have civic duties which embrace the common good.

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Letter to the editors: Middle-of-the-road voters ‘crushed by minority influence’
I am a gun owner.

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Readers respond: In defense of Sierra Club, Times editor relies on contempt
Hey, Hamilton County, the Sierra Club is not "a radical environmentalist group."

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Letter to the editors: Hamilton County schools too quick to close in face of weather
To Hamilton County Schools — you guys are the most overreactive district I've ever been associated with.
