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⬤  Sept 24 2026 Letter to the Editor :
Editor:

A few years ago we interviewed several people. The one common theme was the freedom they experienced growing up.

We rode our bikes and walked everywhere with no fear. We dreamed big, not with the expectation of success, but with the possibility of it. We believed that, if we worked hard enough, we could succeed in obtaining our dreams.

Some failed more than once. Some took a different path and succeeded in that. Many achieved their dreams. Isn't the freedom to dream big and freedom from fear what we want for our children and grandchildren?

In November, I ask each of us to ask which political party offers that hope.

Jan Dorgan

Prescott




⬤ Our Comments:

Agree,
Certainly we cannot ever have that world again...but success today is demonstrably more difficult now, unless born into it.
⬤ Aug 11 2026 Rant:

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  ⬤ Our Comments:

The Earth, and humans, are highly adaptable to normal fluctuations in climate.
Agree, humans can adadpt to weather fluctuations And what is
"normal fluctuations"?
Web: Normal weather fluctuations refer to the typical variations in temperature, precipitation, and other conditions that a location experiences over time.

Ginning up fear is a great way to extract dollars from people who can't think on their own.


Seems to me that this ranter cannot think on his/her own. Look at real data and accomplihed scientists, think about it all. A majority of Americans believe in human caused climate change.

 'Overall, the share of Americans acknowledging human-driven climate change has remained close to 50–60% over the past few years'
Pew Research Center











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