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An L.A. Times reader writes that working at an polling center gave them a different perspective of the requirement to prove citizenship at the voting booth.
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VoicesLetters to the Editor: Fixing Los Angeles’ roads and sidewalks should be the city’s top priority
‘The current strategy of just filling potholes is like trying to put a Band-Aid on a cut that requires a tourniquet,’ writes a Times reader.
VoicesLetters to the Editor: The answer to clean energy problems ‘is better policy, not more pollution’
‘The real damage comes from continuing to burn fossil fuels, which are driving wildfires, heat waves and drought across the state,’ writes a Times reader.
VoicesLetters to the Editor: President Trump wants to reopen Alcatraz. Our readers have other ideas
‘Redecorating the suites would keep [Trump] occupied for years, and it’d keep him out of our hair,’ writes a Times reader. ‘I’m all for it, as long as he’s not allowed to leave.’
VoicesLetters to the Editor: Hollywood needs incentives, not tariffs, to bring filmmaking back to the U.S.
“Incentives are what the film industry needs,” writes an L.A. Times reader. “Films are shot where the location is called for in the script and where there are incentives to make it cost effective.”
VoicesLetters to the Editor: Readers mourn the loss of Will Rogers’ house and recall his best lines
Will Rogers ‘was a great American humorist and humanist whose folksy style would be welcome today,’ writes an L.A. Times reader.
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