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How far should presidential immunity reach?

Dear Editor, Let us presume Donald Trump prevails in his argument, that as president he should be immune from prosecution, even if his action violates standard law. The question I have is, if he wins this inane argument. What in the world would this mean if Joe Biden ordered Seal Team Six to execute Trump, would Joe Bide not be held accountable because he is currently president? That would certainly put Trump out of the presidential race, but talk about dirty tactics! The MAGA’s would really have something to gripe about. Lloyd Dickson

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How far should presidential immunity reach?

Dear Editor, Let us presume Donald Trump prevails in his argument, that as president he should be immune from prosecution, even if his action violates standard law. The question I have is, if he wins this inane argument. What in the world would this mean if Joe Biden ordered Seal Team Six to execute Trump, would Joe Bide not be held accountable because he is currently president? That would certainly put Trump out of the presidential race, but talk about dirty tactics! The MAGA’s would really have something to gripe about. Lloyd Dickson

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Women and the abortion issue will decide the 2024 election outcome

Dear Editor, A woman has never told me she felt good about her abortion. For 39 years I served in pastoral roles in different places. I had numerous women tell me they felt like they had no choice. Some said they felt pressured to abort. Many were medical emergency situations and it was life or death for the mother.  A dear family I’ve known for a few years lost their daughter and the baby in what was supposed to be a delightful day of bringing a new baby into the world.  Things went terribly wrong and they both died. Twenty-five years…

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letter to the editor

Women and the abortion issue will decide the 2024 election outcome

Dear Editor, A woman has never told me she felt good about her abortion. For 39 years I served in pastoral roles in different places. I had numerous women tell me they felt like they had no choice. Some said they felt pressured to abort. Many were medical emergency situations and it was life or death for the mother.  A dear family I’ve known for a few years lost their daughter and the baby in what was supposed to be a delightful day of bringing a new baby into the world.  Things went terribly wrong and they both died. Twenty-five years…

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MCC value enhanced by transformative shift to serve students and communities  

Dear Editor, I am delighted to share a few of the remarkable accomplishments Mohave Community College (MCC) made in 2023 and our anticipations for an even more eventful and innovative 2024. I will attempt to be brief as I share some of the many new and exciting developments happening at your local College, including workforce training initiatives, our positive economic impact, the creation of new academic programs, new facilities, and much more.   I want to begin by saying our communities can take pride in the significant value and benefits the College contributes to Mohave County. This year, enrollment once again…

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Coal Miner’s Son

Dear Editor, People occasionally will ask about my upbringing, family life and Appalachia roots. So, here is my song that I wrote and recorded titled Coal Miner’s Son. Maybe you can relate to some parts of the following lyrics.  Daddy slept all day, worked all night Got home early by dawn’s daylight. Mommy made gravy biscuits and eggs fried apples, we had it made. Worked in the fields, cut a little hay, Friday morning, daddy got paid. Cows in the fields, hogs in the lot, morning and the  evening we made a little slop.  Bought some food at Grandpa’s store,…

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