Letters to the editor
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To the Editor:   In reference to the letter “How can people not object to DEI hiring,” the author states that political powerhouses Kamala, Ketanji, and Buttigieg were … more
People are expressing concern that divisiveness is dramatically increasing in our country. Over the next several months I’d like to share possible ways to make sure the feeling of community … more
To the Editor:   In his recent letter, Bob Sweeney asks a good question, but doesn’t provide a satisfactory answer. (“What to do about rising prices?” Oct. 16.) … more
To the Editor: It is exhausting to spend time correcting the gross inaccuracies in A.H. Liddle’s letters, but as long as you continue to print them, it must be done. Inflation at the end … more
To the Editor: Regarding the article submitted relative to Medicare and the solution to Medicare ills is the single payer system supported by the unaffordable Affordable Care Act. … more
To the Editor: Public transportation is for everyone, not just those who don’t have a car. Ah, you say – I need my car! How could I do without the convenience of my car? … more
To the Editor: Oct. 18 was the 250 th anniversary of the foundation of the U.S. Marine Corps. In that event, Rhode Island was a leader. On that day the Navy’s first … more
A recent letter to the editor (A.H. Liddle, “How can people not object to DEI hiring?” Oct. 23,) wonderfully illustrates the reasoning behind much populist rhetoric. Kamala Harris, … more
To the editor:   In this world of “Real Heroes,” those who place their lives in jeopardy to save others are hard to find these days.   On Oct. 18, three … more
To the editor:   In response to A.H. Liddle of Warwick (“How can people not object to DEI hiring?” 10/23), A.H stated that “Ketanji Brown Jackson has proven to be so … more
To the Editor:   Your editorial on climate change dated Oct. 16 came as no surprise as your paper has consistently championed the idea that we will be underwater … more
To the Editor:   Re: Linda Petersen Lifestyles column, “A cache of cash,” 10.16.25”: As usual, Linda and I are of the same mind regarding cash and other new age … more
To the Editor:   The federal government could have fixed the gaps in traditional government-run Medicare and created an improved Medicare for All single-payer program, but instead, … more
To the Editor:   Every other week or so, Mr. A.H. Liddle attempts to enlighten the community with his astute analysis of current affairs. He hasn't gotten it right yet, and his most … more
To the Editor:  As we entered the crosswalk on a busy Providence street near the State House, a man rolled down his car window and yelled an obscenity about “The People.” I … more
To the Editor: In her recent letter, Nancy Urqhart asks the rhetorical question “How can little people object to DEI?” (“Honor the Constitution - while we still have it,” … more
To the Editor: I just read where a restaurant wants to increase its prices by 30% just to remain in business. This may have the opposite effect, as many diners will limit their visits, reducing … more
To the Editor,   There is much of Warwick that comes across like a loud shout from the top of the bleachers. But there is another part of Warwick that lives with a … more
To the Editor: Currently the federal government shutdown has not affected most Americans, but that may soon change. If it continues, the reduction in government services may soon affect most … more
To the Editor:   Almost all of us have had children, whose safety has been our paramount concern. Certainly, none of us want children exposed to speeding cars as they navigate the … more
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