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 8
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Letters to the editors: Court ruling reverses racial emphasis; mid-campaign changes are unfair
There are no restrictions to Black voters' rights in this country as alleged by the NAACP, congressional Black Caucus and local Black leaders.
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Readers write: What would the founders think?
In a matter of days America will celebrate 250 years. Have we grown as a country with amelioration, or have we become vestigial?
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Lookouts rent a good deal; two strikes for Clay Bennett and more letters to the editors
As reported on the front page of today's TFP, (5/16) the Chattanooga Lookouts pay $1 million for their first year's rent on a brand new $115 million facility which is less than 1% of its construction cost and includes maintenance.
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Readers respond: The ‘Lost Cause’ isn’t lost; no more blue representation in Tennessee
As a lifetime Democrat, I no longer have any representation in the government of Tennessee.
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Letters to the editors: End billionaires’ influence in politics; Rick Jackson ads ‘terrible’
Billionaires have poured billions of dollars into our political system to prevent government regulation of their industries — like fossil fuels, social media and cryptocurrency — and lower or eliminate taxes on billionaires.
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Letters to the editors: Local Democrats ready for fight; get a grip on ‘86’
Despite dismal 10% turnout in the primary election, the results clearly show the Hamilton County Democratic Party is ready to rumble.
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Letters to the editors: Chick Lock ‘boondoggle,’ care facilities failing trust and Skyuka Hall campus
The new super lock at Chickamauga Dam is quickly becoming the biggest boondoggle in history.
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Letter to the editors: Rest well to longtime letter contributor Irv Ginsburg
For many years, you have printed letters by my dad. Perhaps you even considered giving him his own byline because of his thought-provoking content. He enjoyed being able to share his point of view and felt if he could only change one mind at a time, it would be worth it.
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Readers write: Ted Turner had sharp answers at McCallie way back when
The most fun story about smart-aleck Ted Turner goes like this:
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‘Tyranny of the majority,’ overborrowing American debt and more letters to the editors
James Madison was the primary author of our Constitution and would later serve as our fourth president.
