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Letters: Electoral College is great the way it is

This is in response to the letter “ Our forefathers had the wisdom to insure that one group of people does not cram its decisions down our throats, like for example, people in big cities di...

DATE: Feb 21, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Did Bloomberg buy the Durango Herald?

The Durango Herald editorial board’s endorsement of Michael Bloomberg is just plain wrong on so many levels. First of all, no real reasons for the endorsement are provided other t...

DATE: Feb 20, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Bridge advocates don’t tell whole story

I think it’s disingenuous to rally support for the controversial 32nd Street bridge project around safety concerns, because if you took pedestrian/auto incident reports for a number of other...

DATE: Feb 20, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Durango doesn’t need some hired gun

As we as a community search for a new city manager, I submit the following: Durango needs to switch from a council-manager format to a mayor-council format, wherein the mayor is elected sepa...

DATE: Feb 19, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: New renderings show same ugly bridge

Thanks to city staff for the updated renderings of the 32nd Street bridge. Sorry, but it’s still ugly. While the river crossing section matches up with other Animas bridges (which...

DATE: Feb 19, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: One man can defeat Trump: Bloomberg

The Democratic Party choice is clear, singular and imperative: Do we want a candidate who can beat Trump, or do we want to waste our time, nomination and American democracy quibbl...

DATE: Feb 19, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Sanders supporters brought you Trump

In these helter-skelter days, when opinions flail wild and beliefs rage bold, when things fall apart and the center won’t hold, when the best lack conviction and the worst screech and scold,...

DATE: Feb 19, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Durango needs action on climate change

Durango needs to clean up its electric grid. The Colorado Climate Center has confirmed that 2019 was the hottest year on record for the state of Colorado. In addition to this, we ...

DATE: Feb 18, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: It’s the Democrats who are dictatorial

Finally, the Democrats’ three-plus-years, over-$40-million, tantrum-created charade is over. They lost, they went into a deep state of delirium, all their “damning evidence” prove...

DATE: Feb 18, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: The GOP let a fascist destroy their party

2020 elections are pivotal! Fascism is not just on the doorstep, it is now in the house. Many may think this statement is overstating reality; it is not. The Republicans allowed a...

DATE: Feb 17, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Why we eliminated the Constitution

Excerpt from the 2050 best seller “Winners Get To Write History” Chapter 18 (Trump Publishing): “When the governmental structure for the new country that would call itself the Uni...

DATE: Feb 17, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Nancy Pelosi was right to just let it rip

Standing alongside President Donald Trump after he delivered his State of the Union speech, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi tore her copy of the speech apart. Some say this was ...

DATE: Feb 17, 2020 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

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