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Opinion
Letters to the Editor: Prepare for the worst on immigration. Trump has given no reason to do otherwise
Trump has given no reason for us to think there's a bottom to his incoming administration's cruelty. We need to prepare for the worst on immigration.
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Letters to the Editor: Latinos were part of a society-wide shift to Trump. Don't single them out for blame
"Years ago, Ronald Reagan said, 'Latinos are Republican; they just don't know it yet,'" says a reader. "Only time will tell if they have found their true political calling."
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latimes.com
Letters to the Editor: Hey, California, speed up your ballot counting. Ask Texas and Florida how they do it
Florida is a big state that counts almost all of its votes in a few hours. But in California, millions of ballots remain to be processed. This is unacceptable.
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latimes.com
Letters to the Editor: Stop calling white women 'Karen,' especially when it comes to the election
White women helped Trump get elected. So did women of other classes and colors. Why single out only one group?
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latimes.com
Letters to the Editor: Trump has vowed revenge. Start the pardons, President Biden
People face financial ruin from frivolous prosecution. To combat this, President Biden should preemptively pardon those who might be on a Trump enemies list.
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Letters to the Editor: Blame misogyny and racism? Or are voters just not into Democrats?
Some readers bristle at suggestions that the Democrats made mistakes, seeing bigotry behind the election results. Others say voters just don't like liberal policies.
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Letters to the Editor: L.A.'s new police chief will make 'only' $450,000. Do we thank him?
Jim McDonnell will get $450,000 annually to lead the LAPD. The new L.A. DWP leader makes $750,000. Are those rates excessive?
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Josh Brolin's memoir presents a series of vignettes starring the actor as himself
As an author, he hits more often than he misses, particularly with the raw, rough-edged beauty of his prose.
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