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 74
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Pre-kindergartners plotting takeover? and more letters to the editors
Pre-kindergartners plotting takeover?
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Don’t even think about narrowing South Broad Street and more letters to the editors
I was alarmed to see that plans for continued improvement of Chattanooga's downtown/riverfront area might include narrowing South Broad Street to two traffic lanes.
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One rotten rascal deserves another and more letters to the editors
Some folks have strong opinions pro-Biden and anti-Trump and vice versa.
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Military is headed in wrong direction and more letters to the editors
Under the current leadership of the U.S. defense department, the military is being slammed into woke ideology which is bound to undermine and defang the primary purpose of the defense department and the military.
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Abolish the filibuster and pass needed reforms and more letters to the editors
There's so much being written about the filibuster these days, but in all of the articles I read I feel like this important point gets lost: The filibuster isn't mentioned in our Constitution. Not once.
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Moorhouse promoted for county commission and more letters to the editors
I live in District 9. I am in favor of Dean Moorhouse for county commissioner.
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Dems’ Wuhan lab flip-flop is laughable and more letters to the editors
The Democrat/commies have just flip-flopped about COVID coming from the Wuhan lab after months of denial.
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Greene-Gaetz rally shouldn’t be news and more letters to the editors
It is really shameful that the TFP would put two insurrectionists on the front page at their "rally" in Dalton.
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Leave Jesus out of vaccine talk and more letters to the editors
"Jesus' would take the vaccine": There is nothing like a little guilt and fear to get the morning started with Chattanooga's news team.
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Collins’ reporting helped city improve and more letters to the editors
Upon the recent news of the passing of J.B. Collins, I cannot let this occasion go by without an acknowledgement of his role in improving the environment of Chattanooga.