The conviction of Donald Trump raises two questions pertaining to news outlets in general and the Review-Journal in particular: Per any stylebook, which should be stated first in referencing Mr. Trump, “presumptive Republican presidential nominee” or “convicted felon”? Also, since the RJ offered commemorative reprints of the front page when Mr. Trump won the election, will you do the same for the front page headlining his conviction?
It would be nice to see Sen. Rosen rise to the occasion and be a moderate voice in the room.
Most law-abiding American citizens do not know whether they or a family member will ever have to come face to face with an evil person.
“Seeing is believing” would have been a more appropriate headline. When you see the extent of the devastation, you begin to believe how horrific it has been.
Incoming President Donald Trump is against the merger too. So both the present and incoming administrations agreed on no merger.
America made a mistake voting Putin’s pal into power. Democrats are not as insane as Republicans. The future is not looking bright for our country.
Looking back on 2024. I am saving it to reread when I need a real “pick me up” in the coming months.
The California government’s red tape bureaucracy will be mind-numbing and unimaginably frustrating for those who lost everything.
Finger pointed and accusations just lead people to not trust anyone, even if they’re being helped. Why does this tragedy need to be a political issue?
