- Letter: Roosevelt’s New Deal extended a crisis instead of solving it
- Letter: Phillips is always working for North Andover
- Letter: Unhealthy reverence for Trump on display at CPAC
- Letter: More communication and less outsourcing will benefit town
- Letter: Give Hampstead's children an 'enlightening experience'
- Letter: Pietrowski will be a breath of fresh air for North Andover
- Letter: Burrill is a skilled communicator, consensus builder
- Letter: States have the power to reign in Congress
- Letter: FDR is not the poster child for term limits
- Letter: School plan saves money, improves learning environment
- Letter: Phillips will bring unique skills to Select Board
- Letter: Article will give more options to Atkinson seniors
- Letter: Selectmen must balance needs of residents, keep down costs
- Letter: Salem's budget committee must strike careful balance
- Letter: Crass comment should disqualify candidate
- Letter: Family looks forward to Hampstead school vote
- Impressive work being done at vaccination clinic
- Letter: Hampstead needs to give its kids what they deserve
- Letter: Schools must improve performance without raising the cost
- Letter: Town officials commit costly error by not enforcing ordinance
- Letter: Anthony's experience equips him to serve on budget committee
- Letter: Atkinson seniors need more housing choices
- Letter: Burrill has Newton's best interests at heart
- Letter: Biden's use of executive pen reverses damage inflicted by Trump
- Letter: Lewis has a strong grasp of Salem's financial needs
- Letter: Seniors deserve priority protection from COVID-19 vaccine
- Letter: Hampstead needs fire station upgrades
- Letter: There's a reason Biden issued executive orders
- Letter: Comparison of Central School, then and now, shows need for action
- Letter: Remember to help small businesses
- Letter: Career and Technical Education puts students on a path to succeed
- Letter: Community is outgrowing school, renovation needed
- Letter: Trump wasn't the only one on trial
- Letter: Take time to remembers our senior citizens
- Letter: An important change for N.H.'s Executive Council
- Letter: Central School is inadequate, needs renovation
- Letter: Biden's pen flies against wishes of half the country
- Letter: Hampstead voters should support Central School's renovation
- Letter: Salvation Army serves people in need year round
- Letter: Defense workers should be assured their place in line for vaccine
- Letter: Lack of Statehouse transparency frustrates progress on climate change
- Letter: For Democrats and Republicans, this is only halftime
- Letter: Biden's first days were anything but unifying
- Letter: Representative's disregard for COVID-19 protocols is insensitive
- Letter: Those who want citizenship should first be required to serve
- Letter: On Day One, Biden takes swipe at female athletes
- Letter: Don't fall for Gov. Baker's 'greenwashing'
- Letter: Protect our Constitution, make N.H. a gun sanctuary
- Letter: Time to exercise our free will
- Letter: Biden administration off to a reassuring start
In these pandemic days, when social distancing is not just polite but public policy, you would think famous former government officials, whose titles alone could fill a place to capacity, would know better than to cluster enthusiastically just to help an old friend.
Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers defended him during his second impeachment trial in part by arguing that his Jan. 6 speech was protected by the First Amendment. That defense was legally irrelevant to the high crimes and misdemeanors charge, and wasn’t settled by his acquittal.
As Congress prepares another injection of COVID-19 aid for businesses and individuals, there’s been debate about whether it’s necessary on top of the $3.5 trillion spent so far.
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