Letters to the Editor
The latest Letters to the Editor coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
More in Letters to the Editor, page 34
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Vote Allison Gorman for House District 26 and more letters to the editors
If the majority votes for or against candidates based solely on the party affiliations with little or no regard to their qualifications, occasionally the desired result is achieved
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Times’ editorial missed return on investment and more letters to the editors
Times' editorial missed return on investment
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To save America, vote for the republic and more letters to the editors
We hear, from both parties, that electing their opponent will bring the end of the republic. To discern who is truthful, "look to what they do, not to what they say".
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Who to vote for for Walden Aldderman and more letters to the editors
The citizens of Walden need to be critical thinkers in the Alderman race between Lou Ziebold and Lizzy Schmidt.
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For Michele Reneau in state House and more letters to the editors
Michele Reneau is a passionate, driven, and hard-working individual who will fight to defend our faith, family, and freedom in Tennessee.
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We vetted Reneau, glad to vote for her and more letters to the editors
We strongly support Michele Reneau for Tennessee state representative for District 27.
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Vote for those who care about community and more letters to the editors
Winston Churchill is often attributed with the quote, "The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter."
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Does the truth still matter to us? And more letters to the editors
My grandmother (may she rest in peace) had a saying: "The Truth will stand when the world's on fire."
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Crutchfield is the right choice and more letters to the editors
I applaud your endorsement of Missy Crutchfield for the Tennessee Senate District 10.
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Vote for Lennon, not for extremism and more letters to the editors
In a July interview, Michele Reneau said, "There is no reason to compromise in a supermajority. Every Democrat could stay home, and we could still pass every bill we wanted to pass."