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SLUSH FUNDS How is it legal for President Joe Biden’s campaign contributions to go to Vice President Kamala Harris? Every penny should be returned to those donors. Let them decide if they want that money to go to Harris. (“Big Data: Who Pays for Presidential Campaigns?” Sept.) duane pierson Wilmington, Del.


NO INTEGRITY My friend works at the Todd County Courthouse in Minnesota. Busloads of people, who obviously cannot speak English, show up with fake IDs in the form of utility documents. They don’t even understand the address or even the details of what they’re applying for. This is very unsettling, like so much of government. Thank you, Newsmax, for being here for us. (“Election Integrity Greatest Threat Facing America,” June)


lewis heurung Albany, Minn.


COMMON SENSE Our nation needs more leaders like Donald Trump who aren’t politicians, and we need more citizens whose livelihoods are from farming, factory work, high tech, nursing, etc., to


serve in Congress. People in those occupations have more common sense. (“Going to Extremes,” Aug.) susan striegel Jamestown, Ky.


To all politicians: How can we ever get anything right when we’re constantly at war with ourselves? (“America at Crossroads,” Sept.) h. rick tavares Campo, Calif.


GRETA BEST Greta Van Susteren should have moderated the presidential debate. She’s fair, honest, and calls it like she sees it. We would have gained much insight into the candidates if she had been asking the questions. deanna sheperd Oak Hill, W.Va.


LOST IN SPACE We have astronauts trapped in space until February. Kamala Harris was appointed by Joe Biden to be in charge of the National Space Council. One of her responsibilities is safety. Maybe someone should mention this on Newsmax TV. What is she doing about bringing these two people home? Perhaps your audience would like to hear a new story instead of daily talk on the border. karen and john perachio Monroe, Conn.


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