Character, accountability, and the measure of time in Kingman’s mayoral race
Dear Editor,
Elections test more than policies; they test our sense of fairness.
Tag: Opinion
Maduro and Putin, one in, one out
Nicolas Maduro is the former President of Venezuela. He’s been in power since 2013 and has been accused of being a dictator due to electoral fraud, human rights abuses, corruption and severe economic hardship. Today he is in a Brooklyn, New York jail.
Kingman’s future: A case for aligned leadership
Dear Editor,
As Kingman approaches the 2026 election cycle, voters are beginning to see a clearer picture of the leadership philosophies shaping the city’s political future.
Are you numb to what is happening?
One of the things I have always respected about traditional conservatism is its insistence on limited government, checks and balances, and the idea that no leader—no matter how popular—should be above the law.
Kingman Young Marines honor Pearl Harbor veterans on December 7
Dear Editor,
An estimated 160 Young Marines from around the nation came together to honor the service of our WWII service members during the 84th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
The Almighty Father is the only Great God
Dear Editor,
In the Old Testament The Almighty Father is called ‘the Great God.’ In the New Testament the Apostle Paul calls Yahshua Messiah our Great God. Are there two great God’s?
