Sound Off
DR. OZ READY TO RUFFLE POLITICAL FEATHERS One word defi nes Dr. Mehmet Oz: courage. He’s proven that he’s brave enough to fi ght the medical establishment, now he can fi ght the political establishment as he runs for the GOP nomination in Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate race. With huge name recognition from his TV show, even the liberal New Yorker magazine notes: “No American physician has greater infl uence over a large number of people.” He’s outlined his plans for COVID-19, the economy, illegal immigration, education, veterans, China, guns, crime, and energy. We know Oz will get things done and is unafraid to ruffl e a few feathers. (“Dr. Oz Wants to Heal America,” March)
sylvia horschel Philadelphia, Pa.
PATRIOTS’ SCHOOL Rick Green is doing amazing work at his Patriot Academy teaching the next generation the value of America’s freedoms (“Teaching Young Americans to Value their Freedom,” March.) However, it is a sad commentary that this Academy is needed– all because public schools are so woke that they fail introduce basic values and civics to our kids. Instead, they waste time teaching Critical Race Theory and other progressive philosophies. andrea greene, Middletown, N.Y.
EXPOSE EXTREMISM
The retirement of Justice Stephen Breyer won’t change the balance of the U.S. Supreme Court. It doesn’t really matter; it’s the extremism of the Biden White House and the Democrats which will still be at work. President Biden’s nominee to replace Breyer, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, is just as liberal, if not more so, than Breyer. We must remain ready to expose the extremism unceasingly. (“Roe vs Wade: Abortion Showdown,” February.)
samuel roberts Costa Mesa, Calif.
ABORTION A WEAPON God gave us men and women. He created children. Those who face certain grim realities realize there might be instances when a pregnancy
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would need to be terminated to save the life of the parent or a rape victim’s sanity. However, the law should never be written for murder to become birth control. At some point, someone must ask those supporting the liberal provisions of Roe v. Wade, “What if your own mother had chosen abortion?” (“Roe v. Wade: Abortion Showdown,” February)
lois herzog Hagerstown, Ind.
CONVENTION OF STATES
Groups on both sides of the political aisle want to amend the U.S.
Constitution by calling a convention of states (“How to Fix America,” March). Is our Constitution the problem, or is it the politicians who are not following it, and we the people not holding them accountable? A convention of states promises that no “crazy amendments” would be allowed, but there is no way of knowing how changing the document would end. Along with an earlier call for such a convention, I read a proposal for a “replacement
constitution” composed in 1976 that would turn the three branches of government into a more parliamentary form, forcing local citizens to lose even more control that began with the 17th Amendment. Our Constitution, as it is now, is the solution to our problems. A convention of states has the potential to destroy our republic.
clare reading Apache Junction, Ariz.
COLOR-BLIND SOCIETY Newsmax is to be lauded for its
January cover story (“11 GOP African- American Superstars”). One of the superstars you profi le is Deneen Borelli. Every step of the way she has had to battle liberals who accuse her of betraying her race by stepping out of the left-wing lane. Leftists assume that because you are Black, you are an extreme progressive who consistently does nothing but vote for the
Democratic Party. We need to start focusing not on color, but moving our nation to a genuinely color-blind society, one that sees content,
character, and avoiding prejudgments of both whites and Blacks.
viera rittenhouse Seattle, Wash.
A SHEEPISH REQUEST
In defense of sheep, I’m wondering if we can stop alluding to them and refer, instead, to lemmings when we
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