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It appears Trump was right about his base
As I listen to one Republican senator after another sheepishly defend the president while the case for impeachment is laid out, one lasting Trump quote comes to mind: "I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn't...
How fortunate to have a 'Stable Genius' president
The American people should be thankful that Donald Trump is president. Not only is he a great leader, but also an amazing teacher. On Jan. 22 he single-handedly corrected decades of history and science textbooks and other sources...
Day liberal slant doesn't match its customer base
It would not surprise me if in a few years there is only a Sunday edition of The Day. I believe that the circulation problem the Day faces is significantly exasperated by the content. You get much of your information from the Washington...
Day uncovered the truth in Stonington
I read with pause the recent articles on the sexual harassment of Stonington High School female students by a teacher whom the kids complained about and who was allowed to retire from teaching with full benefits. My pause is two-fold.
Reality check needed: Nothing is for free
I would like to respond to the op-ed in Sunday’s edition, "Cities could benefit by backing Medicare for All,"(Jan.
Include children in celebration of the arts in New London
As many are aware this is the weekend to celebrate the arts in the City of New London in conjunction with XLI Hygienic Art. Join in for the annual show that is an art exhibition like no other throughout the region with no judges, no jury, no...
Placing opinion headline on Page 1 showed bias
Your headline on page one Jan. 18 was a perfect example of biased journalism and a glowing example of why so much of the public is losing faith in the media. It justifies the term fake news. The headline "Trump builds made-for-TV...
Don't be lazy and risk your child's safety
I recently witnessed a very disturbing situation. I was in a New London pharmacy and a child, maybe 6 or 7, asked me where she could find some articles in the store. I asked where her mother was. She said in the...
Reeder's Trump-Madison comparison is flawed
Tyson Reeder’s recent posting in the Sunday, January 19, 2020 edition of The Day entitled, “What Would The...
Donations for church would be better spent helping victims
Disgrace. Norwich Diocesan priorities suggest spending $8 million in private...
Glad The Day, Rep. Courtney recalled Battle of the Bulge
My father fought in the Battle of the Bulge, so thank you Rep. Joe Courtney for attending and writing about the ceremony at Bastogne commemorating its 75th anniversary
Loved one's support for Trump is dismaying
I am writing out of desperation over the splintering of our country and what it has done to me. I don’t think of myself as a selfish person, but I am twisted over the fact loved ones — friends and family...
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