Letters to the Editor

More questions on “non-partisan” voter registration
Our article on underfunded voter registration efforts prompts a close follower of such efforts to pose additional questions as to partisan and “non-partisan” voter registration drives. More
Responses to “Congress ties Postal Service into knots”
Readers praise reporting on how the Postal Service has been undermined by its Congressional masters; see other questions that need to be asked. More
In defense of defined-contribution employee health benefit plans
The former director of benefits at Darden Restaurants Inc. from 1988 until 2000 argues that moving from a defined-benefit system to a defined-contribution benefit system operates as a "win-win" for corporations and their employees. More
You rock so hard. Never stop.
A reader weighs in on "Never select a political reporter for jury duty." More
Keeping the picket fence, but losing the car
There are more options than walkable neighborhoods that feature multi-family homes, writes a reader concerned about walkability. Single-family dwellings can be the basis of walkable neighborhoods, not just traditional drive-everywhere suburbia. More
On bleeding Legal Services dry
A Reader responds to article on 70 percent drop in funding for the Legal Services Corporation when comparing current funding with pre-Reagan funding and accounting for inflation and growth in eligible population. More
Senator Lugar is a moderate
Your article on Senator Lugar's record ignores dozens of votes where he failed to take a conservative position. More
Conference of Catholic Bishops needs to do better
I’ve been warning about the inability of the church "teachers" to address the issue of much more than secularism. Secularism only poses a threat if we have not provided an adequate grounding for our young developing and new Catholics. More

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