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Ed Livermore: You’d better come to the negotiating table with this president

However, the underlying message was that America appeared to be caught up in a Republican squabble, making an attack seem less likely. Again, this was merely a ruse; many right-wing figures in Congress who opposed an attack were unwittingly aiding this deception.

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Letter to the editor: It’s fine to root out waste and fraud, but do no harm with cuts to Medicaid

Budget reforms must lead with a “do no harm” approach. We must protect the economic, physical and mental health of our state.

Letter to the editor: Thanks to those who attended downtown protest

You gallantly hold steadfast to the ideals of freedom and equality, demanding protection of our civil liberties that they should not perish to the ever-growing threat of fascist ideology by the current administration.

Tim Summerlin: What If?

If you can turn the keys of government over to an unelected plutocrat to dismantle it

The Lead’s Editorial: Praising the unsung work of hospice workers, organizations

These acknowledgments, often brief but profound, tell a story that deserves greater attention – the story of the dedicated healthcare professionals who guide our community members through life's final transition with dignity and compassion.

The Lead’s Editorial: Texans seem to like their schools, but does the governor?

In Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott seems like he's on the brink of realizing his long-held dream of vouchers.

The Lead’s Editorial: Lack of local voter engagement is problematic

In some key Kerr County races, thousands chose not to vote.

Fred Henneke: Get out there and vote

Voting is the fundamental duty and responsibility of citizenship.

The Lead’s Editorial: A misaligned consequence between an adult, child when it comes to making a terrorist threat

The immediate consequences the 10- and 11-year-old children face are significantly more serious than those an adult received. In both cases, the children faced felony charges, were taken into custody, and taken to a juvenile detention facility in San Angelo.

Editorial: It’s time for Belew to pay back his court costs

The Texas Supreme Court denied the former Precinct 1 Commissioner a return to office, but now he should pay his court costs back.