LETTER: 2020 and the National Popular Vote compact

I am delighted to hear that Mr. Lee may understand that rent control will destroy a city.

Fall restrictions imposed too early.

There is nothing in Mr. Trump’s behavior as president that compels the conclusion he is not a threat to democracy: just the opposite, actually.

What about the damage caused by solar plant?

An exercise in “democracy.”

A ruling in favor of Utah’s lawsuit would mark the end of public lands as we know them, opening the floodgates to every anti-public lands politician in the West to seize public lands by way of the courts.

Please consider the health of employees and patrons. Doing what is right is not always popular.

Who wants four more years of this agony?

It is readily apparent that Ms. Harris does not like or handle spontaneous situations well.

A new school board will convene in January 2025, potentially with four new voting members. These members will represent the true voice of the people and should.