Letters to the Editor

To submit a letter to the editor, please email your submission to letters@ljworld.com or mail it to Box 888, Lawrence KS 66044. Letters should be 250 words or less, be of public interest and should avoid libelous language. The Journal-World reserves the right to edit letters, as long as viewpoints are not altered. Letters must bear the name, address and telephone number of the writer.

Letter to the editor: Tariffs’ terrible impact on prices

To the editor: Just got off the phone with the contractor rebuilding my house after a fire destroyed most of it last November. The damage was extensive — enough to nearly max out my insurance coverage. We cut every nonessential upgrade: no sauna in the shower, no bedroom fireplace, no trash ...

Letter to the editor: Mass action is needed now

To the editor: The “just fine” pundits and the “business as usual” Democrats need to take Trump’s third term musings far more seriously. • He is not joking. Trump often mentions his desire to be a permanent dictator. • Steve Bannon and other Trumpists are trying hard to make ...

Letter to the editor: Our senator is unresponsive

To the editor: Thank you for your excellent coverage in Tuesday’s paper regarding the recent protests in our community over the ongoing attacks against democracy by the Republican Party. Sen. Roger Marshall is a particularly strong supporter of President Trump in this effort. I sent a ...

Letter to the editor: What bravery

To the editor: Congratulations to our brave state legislators who stood firm and overrode the governor’s veto of their bill to require all mail-in ballots to be in hand by the end of election day. They showed that they are aligned with the great Donald’s efforts to preserve our election ...

Letter to the editor: A horror show we all will feel

To the editor: It is horrifying to watch the destruction of governmental agencies by a presidential administration that doesn’t even try to hide its lawless behavior. It might be even harder to watch the Republicans in Congress acquiesce to most of these changes with nary a whimper, and ...

Letter to the editor: Reality versus wishful thinking

To the editor: Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “Wishful thinking is one of our besetting sins.” “We’re creating our own reality,” Trump (the prevaricator-in-chief) and his minions claim when they say something that is demonstrably untrue. For example, l Tariffs are not taxes on ...