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Editor, State Sen. John Braun’s July 3 editorial makes a case for parental choice of which schools their children attend. I don’t necessarily disagree, but the topic is nuanced and … more
Editor, It’s time for politically active churches to lose their tax-exempt status. All citizens should be concerned about the growing trend of pastors giving explicit voting advice to … more
Editor, I was surprised with the interest in my letter about Thomas Jefferson’s interpretation of the First Amendment – “Building a wall of Separation between Church and … more
Editor, We have read and agree with what Rick Hauser wrote in his letter to the Reflector in the July 17 paper, and we feel it is time to go one step further. It is time to ban fireworks … more
Editor, When the Republican party doesn’t endorse a Republican, that person doesn’t hold the values of the party. This election I am NOT voting for Greg Cheney. I have gone to … more
Editor, ​​I’m amazed at the Trump rallygoers and followers wondering where all the hatred and violence is coming from after the shooting of Donald Trump by a registered Republican. … more
Editor, I live in Greg Cheney and Adrian Cortes’ neighborhood and precinct. Adrian Cortes, a Democrat who is proud to be woke, is an opponent of Greg Cheney for legislative district 18 … more
Editor, Brad Benton is the right choice for state Senate. He is all the things Greg Cheney isn’t! Brad vocally fights tolls and the light rail crime train and will never vote to raise your … more
Editor, I don’t know about you, but I can’t afford to live under Democrat policies: out-of-control inflation driving up food and gas prices; ridiculous “green” bills good … more
Editor, Sherry Erickson, a licensed engineer with an MBA, embodies the ideal qualities for public utility commissioner: technical expertise, drive and integrity. With a background in engineering … more
Editor, Former Battle Ground Mayor Philip Johnson wants to go to Olympia to pass laws that we all must live by. Based on his record, does he deserve a promotion? Let’s take a look at what … more
Editor, As the EMS medical director and as a resident of Clark County, I urge our community to support the critical fire and EMS measures on the upcoming ballot. Our emergency services are … more
Editor, When District 3 Fire Chief Scott Peterson asked for levy feedback, I met with him to give mine. I learned that 70% of calls were for medical responses. I figured why do I need the fire … more
Editor, Sherry Erickson checks all the boxes to be our next Clark PUD commissioner. As a retired utility and technology industry executive, I’m certain she alone is qualified to help our … more
Editor, The first time I met Philip Johnson was last February at the Clark County Republican Party caucus. We were there to elect Precinct 607 delegates to the Clark County Convention in March. … more
Editor, Darrell Anderson is incorrect when he states that separation of church and state was established by Jefferson. During Jefferson’s presidency, every official event was marked by … more
Editor, I encourage people to vote for Sherry Erickson for Clark Public Utilities District commissioner. As a builder and local businessperson for the past 61 years, I have seen the benefits our … more
Editor, John Ley is an intuitive man, a man of purpose. He serves people with integrity and compassion. John was a journalist for a local news outlet. He’s a retired pilot, a fierce man of … more
Editor, I support Sherry Erickson for Clark Public Utilities District commissioner. Sherry is very well qualified to represent the customers of Clark Public Utilities. As a commissioner for … more
Editor, In his June 26 letter (Separation of church and state not a lie), Darrell Anderson defends a notion that is not found in our Constitution. The First Amendment specifically states: … more
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