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The Razor-thin Margin

Credible allegations of voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election have resulted in profound misgivings among Americans. Many conservatives have become disillusioned with the Republican party, especially at the national level where the gap between rhetoric and results has grown enormously. However, the nation has experienced similar circumstances in the past. What lessons can we draw from the history of previous elections?

VETERANS CORNER

The American Legion Post 53 at 124 N. Ramona Street in Hemet is heading toward 400 in membership. The new Canteen is rapidly gathering in popularity among veterans, active service members and their families.

Education in Decline

I have a front row seat to our education system as a substitute teacher and I am sad to say that our education system is in decline. Now, some would argue that I only have a partial view to the system, because a substitute teacher is not a real teacher, and I agree, that I am not a real teacher.

The Dead End of Reparations

I don't know about you, but I am about ready to take the ruling-class enthusiasm for "reparations" and put it where the sun don't shine.

Veterans Corner

Starting this year, all veterans, except those with a dishonorable discharge, will be able to access emergency mental health care free of charge at any veterans medical facility or other clinics, whether or not they are already enrolled in Department health care services.

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Amnesty for noncitizens who registered but never voted. Prosecute every one who voted.

California's four U.S. attorneys should draw a bright line, and put the blame for the rest where it belongs: on Sacramento.

224 San Jacinto High Seniors take major step toward CSU admission

For 224 seniors at San Jacinto High School, the...

San Jacinto to honor America’s Veterans on Veterans Day 2026

San Jacinto residents will come together November 11 to...

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