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clicks. I did not see one word in your article condemning the advertisers for supporting porn. We cancel and condemn people for using the wrong pronouns. Surely, we should shine a little light on these companies. (“Big Tech Raking In Billions From Child Predators,” July)
bob tiegs Walterboro, S.C.
GET OUTTA TOWN! Conservatives would like to see the new headquarters of the FBI built as far away from Washington, D.C., as possible to minimize the political infl uence. In today’s digital world, we no longer need a message delivered on horseback. So, why not put some of our departments in other locations? It might even be a national security benefi t. (“FBI Must Clean House,” July) charles lopresto Somerset, Va.
HOT AIR Why does nobody ever ask the likes of John Kerry, the U.S. special presidential envoy for climate, or Greta “Greengas” Thunberg, the Swedish activist, about the impact of wildfi res that plague the globe annually and volcanic eruptions that have been taking place for thousands of years on our “carbon footprint?” Their BS needs to be called out every time they
make their insane climate statements. (“Environmentalists Declare Global War on Plastics,” January)
dave cook Crystal, Nev.
BIDEN TAPES Where is the investigation on the Bidens/Burisma audio tapes? We’ve heard nothing since their discovery. Where are the curiosity and more in-depth investigation, that is, the transparency over what was disclosed on the tapes? This can’t be ignored any longer. The media must hold them accountable. (“Endgame,” August) richard williams Bend, Ore.
PURSUING TRUMP ONLY MAKES HIM STRONGER Yet more charges against former President Trump? Doesn’t anyone understand that the more the feds, and others, pursue our nation’s 45th president with their witch hunts, the stronger he gets? And the more the Democrats cower in fear, the more eff ective Trump becomes also. An increasingly eff ective Trump means we will again be able to feel safe once again; especially once he’s reelected. (“Trump Big Winner of Crowded GOP Field,” July)
h. rick tavares, Campo, Calif.
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