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Liberal Narrative’s Fine Print

For some time, I have wondered when today’s left-wing ideologues would realize that their assumed superior worldview is serving to undermine their own life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness—and, I might add, freedom of speech. A report in The Epoch Times’ July 14–20 edition provides a real-life example of this inevitable reality. The article, “Liberal…


Tired

I am really tired of hearing about all the evil things Democrats are going to do, and the evil things that China is going to do. We hear it 24/7 from all conservative media over and over again. I want to hear what good things American patriots are going to do, what good things conservatives…


Home Section Recipe

I read “Lean Years, Creative Cakes” [published on June 30] and was surprised that the recipe was for my Great-Grandma Mary Fritch’s old-fashioned spice cake. We use 1 cup of shortening and 1 cup each of brown and white sugars and 2 cups of raisins. Instead of the salt, ours has 1/2 teaspoon of allspice….


Vitamin D

The letter to the editor by Margaret Corasick in the June 30–July 6 issue correctly states the conventional wisdom that the recommended minimum amount of vitamin D to avoid clinical deficiency is about “5 to 15 minutes of sunshine two or three times per week on the face and hands.” However, the COVID-19 pandemic has…


Defending the Constitution

Thank you for publishing the excellent 12-page special edition “Defending the Constitution” by professor Robert G. Natelson [July 7–13]. While I keep and refer to my free pocket Constitution from Hillsdale College and have completed their free online Constitution 101 course in 2014, I am not a constitutional scholar. I found this first installment of…


Natelson’s Essays on the US Constitution

I read the entirety of Rob Natelson’s masterful explanations about the U.S. Constitution [printed in the July 7–13 “Defending the Constitution” special edition]. This should be published in book form. Preferably hardcover. Include all of the illustrations. Please consider such. Your encouragement to spread The Epoch Times’ “Defending the Constitution” section by way of online…


Feedback

My wife and I really enjoy reading The Epoch Times, both in print and online. A couple of articles in one of the recent editions (June 30–July 6) left us feeling like we needed to give some feedback. First, the article [“Device Makers Have Funneled Billions to Orthopedic Surgeons Who Use Their Products” by Fred…


A Global Warming Fairy Tale

Once upon a time, it was called global warming, and the people were led to fear extreme heat. Then it turned cold at times, and the big bad climate alarmists changed global warming to climate change to cover their mistakes. Then somebody slipped up and admitted that the last ice age had volatile weather, and…


Professor Natelson’s Article

I want to thank you and professor Robert G. Natelson for his article on understanding the constitution [printed in the July 7–13 “Defending the Constitution” special edition]. I believe that it should be read by every American and taught in our schools. I also believe that he is right about those who ignore the well-crafted…


Jeff Minick: Lost Traditions

Jeff Minick is a joy to read and a blessing to learn from. So, I was surprised to see that he went a bit off his premise when he chose examples of male rites of passage [“Rediscovering a Lost Tradition: Male Rites of Passage,” published in the May 19 edition]. Jeff certainly is correct in…