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Letters to the Publisher

Trump urged the seditionists to breach the sanctity of the Capitol, and then he retired to the safety of his situation room to watch the insurrection on TV with his family

By David Almaraz  | January 9, 2021

Woman trampled to death; D.C. police officer, Air Force veteran were among the fatalities

Commentary & Opinion

Trump trying to take down the constitution and a cabal of corrupt Senators backing his bid to overturn a legally decided election now veers perilously close to a tragedy for our democracy

By Beto O’Rourke | January 7, 2021

Cynical, lacking personal honor Ted Cruz is willing to sell our democracy for another shot at being President

Commentary & Opinion

Seven million more voters chose Joe Biden over the biggest loser on November 3, 2020

By David Almaraz | January 5, 2021

Congressman Schiff: Trump’s Constitutional crimes, his crime against the American people and the nation, remain in progress 

Culture

Farmworker rights advocate Genoveva Puga’s legacy of heart and courage: workers compensation for agricultural workers

By James C. Harrington | December 12, 2020

Exclusion declared unconstitutional under the Texas Equal Rights Amendment

Commentary & Opinion

Trump followers seek a “strong man,” adulate a puerile man’s insulting jabs at anyone disagreeing with him

By Carlos Valle Jr. | December 12, 2020

This is not leadership; it is blatant demagoguery,  and they follow lemming-like into the abyss of iniquity

Commentary & Opinion

Austin immigration attorney Virginia Raymond reflects on her work with asylum seekers during the Trump years and shares her hopes and fears about what the next four years will bring

By Virginia Raymond | November 25, 2020

Will the majority of the U.S. voting public maintain its convenient ignorance of the anti-Black and anti-African racism that permeates both the Departments of Homeland Security and Justice (sic)?

A true democratic republic requires all adult citizens participate in selecting responsible leadership

By Carlos Valle Jr. | November 12, 2020

The world asks how we ever allowed Trump to become president

Commentary & Opinion

Ms. Romani alleges there was something “nefarious” about this election and there is: their fearless leader is evil, immoral, rotten, sinful, unethical, unlawful, unrighteous, unsavory, vicious, vile, villainous, wicked, wrong

By David Almaraz | November 11, 2020

The president proclaimed himself God’s chosen one; it appears the Almighty has chosen someone else

Un recuerdo: Mapy Casso Uranga †

By Cordelia Casso Flores | October 21, 2020

May 9, 1937 – October 19, 2020

Letters to the Publisher

Our democracy: a bridge over troubled water; we could lose it in a generation

By Dr. Jim Earhart | October 19, 2020

If we are diligent in applying our constitutional rights, vigilant in watching our government’s actions. and effectively interjecting our own views into the system, we may perpetuate our democracy for our children.

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