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Editor: When civil law enforcement fails to protect the citizens, that they are paid and sworn to protect, from violence is the reason that our founding fathers made the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution the Supreme Law of the Land.
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- Bruce Warner: When police fail to protect
- Charlyne Gastelum: Behind the anger
- Our View: When nighttime strolls outlawed, only outlaws go for a walk at night
- Noah Feldman: Can Trump send in the military? Probably, yes
- Orchids & Onions: Thursday, June 4, 2020
- David Lynn: Pro-Americans
- Nel Broce: Protest definition
- Kurt Krueger: Asking for trouble
- Donald Lambro: Trump’s reelection hopes have taken a beating
- John Wensing: Party problems
- Geoffrey Canfield: Lunatic in chief
- The San Jose Mercury News: Floyd case forces needed reflection on racism
- Our View: Public health agencies should ID nursing homes with covid-19 outbreaks
- Orchids & Onions: Wednesday, June 3, 2020
- Orchids & Onions: Tuesday, June 2, 2020
- Carolyn Blackmore Keep up good work
- Christine Flowers: Rioters are trampling the memory of George Floyd
- Dave Tunnell: One time too many
- Jim Rosensweet: Invest in community
- Ed Schweizer: Are we too politically correct to respond?
- Our View: Havasu schools must reopen fully this fall
- Editorial cartoon gallery, Week of June 1-7
- Orchids & Onions: Monday, June 1, 2020
- Robert P Bowen: Spending the Havasu stimulus
- Ann Coulter: Quarantine Game! The Kim Jong Joe plan
- Charles Kotan: Cut spending, don’t look for new taxes
- Carl Golden: Biden’s demeaning remarks should worry Democrats
- Our View: Havasu doesn't need Gov. Ducey's authoritarian curfew
- Michael Reagan: Small business owners face big problems
- Tim Wiederaenders: Fire season comes, regardless
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