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Opinion pages note letters reflect authors views and public interest topics. Letters should stay under 300 words and are directed to Publisher David Stevens via the listed contact email and phone number.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2020
Page
4
Opinion pages note letters reflect authors views and public interest topics. Letters should stay under 300 words and are directed to Publisher David Stevens via the listed contact email and phone number.
The publisher emphasizes that a free press is a life gift and with it comes duty to safeguard freedom for all readers. The message asserts responsibility in sustaining open dialogue and diverse voices in society.
The piece argues dress code fights over nail polish reveal rigid gender roles in Clyde Texas and urges schools to prioritize academics and inclusive behavior over enforcement of traditional gender standards amid evolving identity norms. It notes courts uphold dress codes if free expression is preserved and safety is ensured.
Steve Hansen outlines personal and public stance for 2021 covering vaccination, masking, and pandemic response. He supports scrutiny of Biden and Hunter Biden, urges tolerance for new ideas, and notes aging with a pragmatic view on health and longevity. He cites media roles and calls for responsible public discourse.
The piece argues President-elect Biden amplifies climate urgency to spur policy, claiming existential risk while challenging corroborating data. It cites polar bears, drought, floods, fires, and storms, noting Lomborg’s critiques and questioning overall trends and causation.
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