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REPUBLICANS MUST STOP INFIGHTING The second-guessers and navel-gazers in today’s Republican Party need to get their acts together and get behind Donald Trump (“MAGA Split,” August). The party cannot aff ord to be divided on the road to next year’s midterm elections. If the GOP loses control of the House and/or the Senate, MAGA is toast. This president has achieved miracles during his fi rst six months in offi ce and there is no reason why he shouldn’t be allowed to continue for the remaining three and a half years of his term. But the bickering among various segments of his base about Iran, Jeff rey Epstein, tariff s, Ukraine, Gaza, and other issues has got to stop. Trump knows what he is doing. Would you rather have some woke, progressive Democrat back in the White House? I don’t think so. But we can’t take anything for granted.
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randall charlesworth Boston, Mass.
TAIWAN IS NO JOKE President Trump isn’t just warning about China — he’s preparing us. Gen. Keith Kellogg’s article on Taiwan (“The Next War: Will Taiwan Be Ground Zero?” August) should be required reading. The Chinese Communist Party is testing every weak link, and they’re betting the U.S. won’t stand fi rm. But under Trump’s leadership, we are. Biden appeased. Trump pushes
back. That’s the diff erence between peace through strength and sleepwalking into disaster. charles kincaid Tulsa, Okla.
TARGETING STUDENTS, NOT PROTECTING THEM The cellphone bans sweeping through schools are a joke (“Classroom Surveillance Gone Wild,” August). The article nailed it: Instead of addressing the real issues — like out-of-control teachers or unsafe environments — schools are punishing students who dare to document it. Since when did protecting bad teachers become a higher priority than protecting kids? This isn’t about “distraction;” it’s about control.
melinda powell Jersey City, N.J.
MILITARY CRISIS The piece on dwindling military recruitment should be a wake-up call
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(“Where Have All the Soldiers Gone?” August). We’ve got able-bodied young Americans bingeing on TikTok and protesting “the system,” while our armed forces can’t meet basic enlistment goals. Maybe if our education system
taught pride in country instead of shame, we’d see a change. The Pentagon better start fi guring it out — or we’ll pay the price down the line. chad nelson Billings, Mont.
NO APOLOGIES FOR DEPORTATION I applaud President Trump for doing what Biden wouldn’t — enforcing immigration law and deporting violent criminals (“Trump’s Deportation Blitz,” August). Every nation has the right to secure its borders. This isn’t about race or politics. It’s about protecting families from drug traffi ckers and gangs who never should’ve crossed the border in the fi rst place.
irma de la cruz Yuma, Ariz.
FREEDOM UNDER ATTACK The article about a Maine church being punished for speaking biblical truth (“Church in the Crosshairs,” August) was downright chilling. Since when does quoting Scripture
equal hate speech? This isn’t just an attack on religion — it’s an attack on
the First Amendment. What’s next? Arresting people for praying in public? greg a. masterson Wichita, Kan.
CALIFORNIA, HERE THEY GO I’m one of those former Californians you featured (“The Great Escape From California,” August). I left Los Angeles for Texas last year. Why? Sky-high taxes, crime, and government overreach. Texas isn’t perfect, but at least I feel safe and heard. I don’t miss the mandates, the woke politics, or the $6 gas. danielle reed Fort Worth, Texas
TOO MUCH AI, TOO LITTLE COMMON SENSE Your story on surveillance AI (“Spy State 2.0,” August) was equal parts fascinating and frightening. Facial recognition in public schools? Smart meters tracking when I shower? Technology should make life
easier, not strip away privacy. We need limits before we create a monster we can’t contain.
bruce collier Greensboro, N.C.
PARENTS DESERVE SAY Since when did parents become the enemy of public education? From school boards shutting down speech to teachers pushing personal politics, the erosion of parental rights is real. Trump has championed parents’
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