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Multiple issues poll at two-thirds support among voters, but little gets done. The electoral college deserves blame. We need constitutional reform.
“There seems to be no doubt that, as a contribution to society, we value athletes far more than we value educating minorities,” says a reader.
A columnist said we need to stop treating elections like ‘religious wars.’ But that’s exactly what they’ve become thanks to the far right.
The vast majority of letter writers say the L.A. Times wrongly withheld an endorsement in the presidential race; some welcome decision.
For hundreds of millions of people around the world, having a Democratic president in power over Trump doesn’t help them much.
“I have not left the Republican Party; the Republican Party has left me,” says a reader who is voting against Donald Trump.
UTLA has every right to advocate for teachers and students. It should not be speaking for its members on matters such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
When so many veterans in L.A. are homeless, the use of VA land in Westwood for sports facilities seems unconscionable, says a reader.
A reader takes issue with a Times article’s description of Manzanar as not much more than the decaying remains of a prison camp.
If Trump loses, things will be bad. If Trump wins, things will be bad. Kamala Harris’ rhetoric reflects this awful reality.
Don’t be afraid of EVs. They’re easy to use and cheap to maintain, and they prevent you from being affected by refinery closures.
If the L.A. Times wants the world to know this city is more than palm trees and Hollywood, it should proudly tell its history as a modern capital for classical music.
