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CHARLIE KIRK’S IDEAS MUST NEVER BE FORGOTTEN While Charlie Kirk was not the first figure to sacrifice his life for love of country, a clear message endures: As long as you’re willing to stand up and fight for your political and religious beliefs, you’ll be a target, ripe for radicals to aim their hatred and violence. But violence is never the answer. America’s schools have failed in this regard, with some teachers even rejoicing over Kirk’s murder. Fortunately, Kirk’s ideas won’t die. His legacy grows bigger and better. The future is in our hands. Let’s make sure his values are never forgotten. (“He Died But His Ideas Won’t,” November)
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thurmon ecclesbar Salt Lake City, Utah
Charlie Kirk’s murder was a national tragedy. It demonstrates clearly how political violence threatens free expression and democracy. We must demand accountability, not just for the shooter but for the media and institutions that excuse or ignore hatred.
desmond brown Oklahoma City, Okla.
Our society tolerates increasing aggression toward conservative voices. We need to safeguard free speech — not punish opinions we dislike. The state should not monitor citizens simply for expressing disagreement. Let justice pursue the killer, not ideological policing. ethel brown East Hampton, N.Y.
We must not allow his death to justify broad censorship. Instead, protect individual rights, defend conscience, and demand the rule of law. susan barnes Lexington, Ky.
If the rights of conservatives are vulnerable, all rights are vulnerable. Let us recommit to civil and courageous expression. charles stirling Fort Wayne, Ind.
It’s alarming that government agencies and large employers moved so swiftly to punish people for social
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media remarks. Conservatives must defend the principle that hate speech is protected under the First Amendment — even statements we find disgusting. Otherwise, we undermine our own liberties. george simpson Ontario, Ore.
OPEN BORDERS Conservative Republicans know that Democrats want healthcare for illegal immigrants. Please start focusing on what Democrats returning to power in 2028 would mean, and the implications for all of us, as they throw open our borders once more. (“Millions of Illegals Left U.S. This Year,” November)
larry sengbush Cedar Hill, Texas
END FED’S REIGN Here are some concepts: true freedom, unbridled consumer choice, and last, but not least, verifiable free market capitalism and expansionism. For generations, Americans have tolerated power in the hands of likely the most powerful men (or women) in the world, sitting as Federal Reserve chair. Its banking and markets bureaucracies have only stifled the economy, even in the best of times. (“Fed Chief in Over His Head,” November) meredith odellum Oklahoma City, Okla.
MOVE ON Blue cities have more than worn out their welcome with their progressive politics, outrageously high taxes, overcrowding, crime, and petty, meddlesome municipal governments headed up by left-wing know-it-alls. We don’t have to put up with any of this nonsense anymore and can move to someplace where traditional American values still reign. (“America’s Great Migration,” November)
lorimar shelby Houston, Texas
WHAT ABOUT WELFARE? Your article “Saving Social Security” (October) was very enlightening. However, I wonder why we never hear about running out of welfare? susan v. julian Houston, Texas
PAIN OF WAR It never made sense to me why Ukraine was only allowed to use weapons defensively. If someone punches you in the nose, are you going to just put up your hands to defend yourself? No, you hit them back twice as hard. The Russian people may have lost a lot of young men, but they really haven’t felt the real pain of war. The war will stop when the Russian people have a black eye and a bloody nose. (“NATO’s 5% Defense Spending Plan in Doubt,” November)
pamela trees Battle Ground, Wash.
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