October 15, 2009
Letters to the Editor: Coal Remains Our Major Energy Source
Coal Remains Our Major Energy Source Editor, Times-Dispatch: Coal continues to get kicked around even though more than half of the electricity we use is...
October 14, 2009
Letters to the Editor: Banned Books or Not, Reading Has Benefits
Banned Books or Not, Reading Has Benefits Editor, Times-Dispatch: I am writing to thank Correspondent of the Day Brian Regrut [“Why Are So Many Books...
Correspondent of the Day: Can a Businessman Know Earth Systems?
Can a Businessman Know Earth Systems? Editor, Times-Dispatch: Regarding the news story, “Electric Co-op Leader ‘Sees Through the Glass Clearly’”:...
October 13, 2009
Letters to the Editor, Cont’d: Not All Negativity Constitutes Racism
Not All Negativity Constitutes Racism Editor, Times-Dispatch: A sentence in Michael Paul Williams’ recent column, “Obama Banner a Bad Joke,“...
Letters to the Editor: Protests Are Good; Civility Is Required
Protests Are Good; Civility Is Required Editor, Times-Dispatch: Although I don’t support many of the plans for change that President Barack Obama...
Correspondent of the Day: Afghan People Need Coalition Support
Afghan People Need Coalition Support Editor, Times-Dispatch: I am in total agreement with Howard Bartholf [“Win This War or Get Out Now”]....
October 12, 2009
Letters To The Editor Continued: Hoover Tried Same Tactics Obama Uses
Hoover Tried Same Tactics Obama Uses Editor, Times-Dispatch: Why is it that (presumed) intelligent people cannot read history and recognize the lessons...
October 11, 2009
Correspondent: Was Religious Education Necessary?
Chesterfield County pulled every fifth-grade teacher out of the classroom over a three-day period to attend all-day sensitivity training on the Islamic...
Letters: Let’s Get Lawyers Out of Health Care
Let’s Get Lawyers Out of Health Care Editor, Times-Dispatch: Was Rep. Eric Cantor the only participant at the recent Public Square who recognized...
October 10, 2009
Correspondent: It’s not as easy as it looks
It’s Not as Easy As It Looks Editor, Times-Dispatch Regarding Correspondent of the Day Brad Barrett’s letter, “We Can All Pay for One...
Letters: Pay for Highways Through User Fees
Both candidates for governor are failing to deal squarely with the critical issue of transportation funding. The public wants better roads and should be...
Letters: Keep ‘Under God’ Out of School
Although I am a devoted Christian and attend church regularly, those citizens who still say church should be a part of a child’s education are inconsiderate...
October 09, 2009
Letters: Chesterfield Must Increase Revenue
Regarding the news article “Budget Cuts Expected”: As new home construction and assessed values spiked from 2001 to 2008, Chesterfield reduced...
Correspondent: Try Teaching Once Before Judging Pay
I would like to take a quick moment to address the article, “Chesterfield to Monitor Teacher Development.“ As a one-time substitute teacher...
October 08, 2009
Correspondent: Richmond Wins, Connecticut Loses
News about a team coming to The Diamond constitutes an unusual double play: Connecticut 1, “Connecticut” 0. As one Connecticut team takes the...
Letters: Are Politicians Putting Own Careers First?
So the VITA/Northrop Grumman deal has problems. The only reason for privatizing a public service is to open up the de facto government monopoly to private-sector...
October 07, 2009
Letters To The Editor: Pitts’ Approach Causes the Vitriol
Pitts’ Approach Causes the Vitriol Editor, Times-Dispatch: I’d like to share a few thoughts on Leonard Pitts’ Op/Ed column, “They...
More Letters to the Editor: Things Aren’t Looking Good for Iran or Israel
Things Aren’t Looking Good for Iran or Israel Editor, Times-Dispatch: Israel has been threatened with being wiped off the face of the Earth by Iran....
Correspondent of the Day: No Vietnam Redux With Afghanistan
No Vietnam Redux With Afghanistan Editor, Times-Dispatch: Donald Nuechterlein’s Op/Ed column, “It’s Looking Like Vietnam Redux”...
October 06, 2009
Correspondent of the Day: Slave-like Labor: Just Another Factoid
Slave-like Labor: Just Another Factoid Editor, Times-Dispatch: In his letter, “Cuba’s BioTech Is World Renowned,“ Correspondent of the...
Letters To The Editor: O’Bannon Holds Inexcusable Views
O’Bannon Holds Inexcusable Views Editor, Times-Dispatch: In the article, “Delegate O’Bannon Says Shields’ Charges Are False,“...
October 05, 2009
Letters To The Editor Continued: Industry Greed Means Citizens Will Pay More
Industry Greed Means Citizens Will Pay More Editor, Times-Dispatch: The health care industry has said to Congress, “We don’t care who you insure...
Letters To The editor
There Are Simple Ways To Fix Health Care Editor, Times-Dispatch: Suppose one could buy auto insurance after a collision. Who would buy auto insurance prior...
Correspondent of the Day
As Judeo-Christians, We Must Care for Sick Editor, Times-Dispatch: I attended the Public Square discussion on health care and found it educational in many...
October 04, 2009
Letters: If Elected, Deeds Will Raise Taxes
In an astonishing display of duplicity, gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds has started running radio ads claiming that his opposing candidate, Bob McDonnell,...
Correspondent: ‘Old Times’ Op/Ed Left Out Some History
Paul Greenberg’s Op/Ed column, “Obama’s Playing Appeasement,“ claims that the recent decision by the Obama administration not to...
October 03, 2009
Letters To The Editor, Continued: Liberals Want Level Playing Fields
Liberals Want Level Playing Fields Editor, Times-Dispatch: I object to Lee Rice’s false and insulting description of liberals in his letter, “Liberals...
Correspondent of the Day: Studies Have Found Climate Bill Will Work
Studies Have Found Climate Bill Will Work Editor, Times-Dispatch: The Op/Ed column, “Climate Change Bill Will Crush Recovery for Small Businesses,“...
Letters to the Editor: Win This War Or Get Out Now
Win This War Or Get Out Now Editor, Times-Dispatch: As the father of a soldier fighting in Afghanistan, I am compelled to write on this long, ongoing war....
October 02, 2009
Letters: Obit Showed Us A Proud Young Man
I never had the pleasure of meeting John Arthur “Art” Murphy, who recently died at the age of 92. However, when I saw the picture accompanying...
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