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 91
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Message from a proud ‘sucker’ and ‘loser’ and more letters to the editors
I am a sucker and loser. I served for total of 27 years in the Army. I first joined the Army in 1967 and served for three years.
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America still striving for ‘a more perfect Union’ and more letters to the editors
For those whose education neglected civics and history, the preamble to the U.S. Constitution includes the words "in Order to form a more perfect Union ... ."
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Gorman will look out for all of 3rd District and more letters to the editors
As one of Chuck Fleischmann's constituents who has seen him re-elected five times but hasn't seen him much at all, I'd like to know what we're getting for the $174,000 annually we pay him to represent us.
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Voting should be done in person only and more letters to the editors
There should be in-person voting only.
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Where are voices of other Black women? and more letters to the editors
Another example of liberal bias was evident in the Times Free Press on Aug. 23. The opinion piece by David Cook, "Listening to outspoken and unapologetic Black women," was weighted to the left.
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It’s past time to end the soring of Tennessee Walking Horses
The Tennessee Walking Horse Celebration is underway in Shelbyville, Tennessee.
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Separate Trump, Biden; let MSNBC and Fox debate and more letters to the editors
I have a couple of suggestions about the upcoming presidential debates.
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Don’t be fooled; vote in person and more letters to the editors
The polling places will be following the CDC's guidelines, so how come the Dems say people are afraid to vote in person when those same people are not afraid to go out shopping, to beauty shops, nail salons, bars, etc.?
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Negative campaigning distracts from issues and more letters to the editors
Recently an article was published on the political showdown for Georgia's 14th District.
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Hixson Pike deserves same attention as other major routes in and out of town and more letters to the editors
From driving around Chattanooga over the last 10 years, it is obvious that the most influential people when it comes to getting roads repaved or repaired are not from north of the river.