by admin | Jan 2, 2026 | Open Letters San Diego Union-Tribune, Politics
Circa 1979 the iconic DG Wills Books opened on La Jolla Boulevard in a tiny, cramped back door location. They provided French pastries and gourmet coffee on a small table as a Left Bank cafe in Paris. Francoise Gilot married to Jonas Salk funded a larger venue on...
by admin | Dec 23, 2025 | Introspective Dan, OB Rag, Open Letters San Diego Union-Tribune, Politics
Dan supports SDPD and San Diego Rescue Fire plus ALL other first responders to the greatest limit possible but not ICE!!!! ...
by admin | Dec 20, 2025 | Open Letters San Diego Union-Tribune, Politics
Yes, the rodeo is cruel. But cruelty succumbs to money. There is a social need, a social acceptance otherwise the powers to be would give up. The article mentioned two candidates for District 2 San Diego City Council who oppose the rodeo but failed to mention my...
by admin | Dec 18, 2025 | Open Letters San Diego Union-Tribune, Politics
For those of us who understand politics, this is both maddening and disgusting. San Diego’s politburo has thrown Lech Walesa under the bus. And like those events in Poland during the early eighties, Mister Walesa later became President. Do not despair Mr....
by admin | Dec 17, 2025 | Open Letters San Diego Union-Tribune, Politics
Maybe city fathers ought to have considered physics in the Clairemont Plan. Water moves slowly through a bottleneck. Local streets cannot possibly take all the increased traffic. It’s already a mess on Balboa Avenue from East Mission Bay Drive all the way east...
by admin | Dec 16, 2025 | Open Letters San Diego Union-Tribune, Politics
I have met Mr. Fletcher many times, and like disgraced former mayor Filner, both are good men. American culture condemns sins of the flesh.Except everyone is culpable. So, that makes everyone a hypocrite. Nathan Fletcher fell for the allure of a beautiful woman and in...
