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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Wants Monroe County to have mask mandate and more letters to the editors
Monroe County Mayor Ingram: Your choice to close county business offices to protect employees from exposure to COVID-19 in the workplace seems somewhat hypocritical.
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Time to resist any more shutdowns and more letters to the editors
Democrat governors and mayors across this country are closing down restaurants, preventing them from supporting themselves and their workers.
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Impartiality in courts an elusive goal and more letter’s to the editors
Judge Curtis Collier's Nov. 25 column states: "Judges must make impartial decisions based solely on the applicable law and the facts without undue influence by the partisanship of the legislative and executive branches."
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Taxpayers footing bill for biased NPR and more letters to the editors
Last week NPR (National Public Radio) said this: "President Trump continues to lie, saying he won the election, and that fraud was rampant ..."
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Sure, expand benefits; someone else will pay and more letters to the editors
Listen to or read most media over the last four years and you are not hearing or reading the news but listening to or reading a constant barrage of vitriol against the greatest president our country has ever had.
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Fraud makes us doubt the process and more letters to the editors
Pride is sin.
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Gov. Bill Lee’s actions getting close to treason? and more letters to the editors
It is deeply troubling that Gov. Bill Lee continues to fail to acknowledge the results of the presidential election.
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Trump, Cleveland more similar than you thought and more letters to the editors
I wish Washington Post columnist Hugh Hewitt had expanded on the similarities between Donald Trump and Grover Cleveland.
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Fleischmann on the wrong side of history and more letters to the editors
I see you have signed with 100 Republican colleagues to the wrongful Texas lawsuit to further attempt to wreck our American democracy and the sanctity of citizen votes.
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With lawsuit, AG Slattery shames Volunteer State and more letters to the editors
Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery shames Tennessee. Joining Texas to sue Georgia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan in the U.S. Supreme Court is a blatant attempt to overturn the will of the people.