For the West Virginia House of Delegates 51st District, The Dominion Post endorses Democrats Danielle Walker, Barbara Fleischauer, Evan Hansen and John Williams and Republican candidate […]
Author: Opinion, The Dominion Post
Sept. 25 letters to the editor
Still waiting on COVID results two months later On Thursday, Sept. 17, the paper told us that COVID-19 testing would take place Friday, Sept. 18, and the […]
Senators’ letter to universities is absurd, bigoted
There’s a lot to say about the letter from some West Virginia Republican senators to West Virginia University and Marshall University. So let’s dive right in. […]
Two cheers for our drugmakers — the third is on reserve
America’s big drug companies are refusing to let President Donald Trump use them as campaign props. That is right and proper. First, nine of them […]
Anti-Catholic attacks on Amy Coney Barrett
“Trump’s likely RBG replacement, Amy Coney Barrett, is a Catholic extremist with seven children who does not believe employers should be required to provide health care coverage […]
The U.S. Senate’s shameful hypocrisy
The Associated Press first reported Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death at 7:32 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Less than two hours later, Senate Majority Leader Mitch […]
A Republican Senate, Republican president and a Court seat to fill
The passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg gives conservatives and Republicans what they claim to have wanted since judicial activism became the norm in the […]
Former admin official is voting for Biden
There are as many words for green in the Irish language as reasons President Donald Trump does not deserve a second term. Foremost to me, as an […]
RBG: In memory of a justice icon
It’s more common to hear “rest in peace,” but for Ruth Bader Ginsburg we will say aleha hashalom — peace be upon her. For her family, […]
Guest Essay: ‘Neutral’ reporting gives white supremacists, racists a platform
By Dr. Jerry Carr Jr. This letter is in response to the article titled “Black Lives Matter march in Kingwood meets with opposition but goes on peacefully” […]
