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Thugs on parade

Letters to the Boston editor, October 10, 2008
I would like to commend Anne Elizabeth Moore on a fantastic job of reporting from the Republican National Convention in St. Paul.

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | October 08, 2008

Harold Wells made up this headline, too

Letters to the Boston editor, September 26, 2008

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | September 24, 2008

'Tote Board' is destroying America?

Letters to the Boston editor, September 19, 2008
Steven Stark, I want you to look at yourself in the mirror and ask yourself this question: what good does your column do for voters?

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | September 17, 2008

A fitting tribute

Letters to the Boston editor: September 12, 2008

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | September 10, 2008

Change we can still believe in

Letters to the Boston editor, September 5, 2008
Steven Stark is right to remind us that the presidential race isn’t a done deal.

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | September 04, 2008

Letters to the Boston editor, August 29, 2008
Two weeks ago, we ran a story about how the seemingly tranquil, inoffensive, and pristine little Canadian province of Prince Edward Island was actually a relative hotbed of marijuana growing.

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | August 27, 2008

Joke's on whom?

Letters to the Boston editor, August 22, 2008
Harvey Silverglate’s article is the sort of thing that should be saved for occasions when people who may be offended by humor need to be advised to calm down.

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | August 20, 2008

Fear and loathing

Letters to the Boston Editor, August 15, 2008
In the first two pages of the article, Miliard managed to capture the quintessence of Hunter S. Thompson’s lifeblood.

By: LETTERS TO THE BOSTON EDITOR | August 13, 2008

Facebook follies

Letters to the Boston editor, August 8, 2008
I’d rather live with Facebook than without!

By: LETTERS TO THE BOSTON EDITOR | August 06, 2008

Campaign lies

Letters to the Boston editor, August 1, 2008
It’s impressive that your editorial in favor of the national popular vote did not even hint at any possible downside.

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | July 30, 2008

Fight song

Letters to the Boston editor, July 25, 2008
Your total inability to recognize deserving candidates has me . . . amused?

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | July 23, 2008

Papa don't preach

Letters to the Boston editor, July 18, 2008
The total “wake-up call” is the promotion of father-less-ness in our great land and the effects it is having on society.

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | July 16, 2008

Muzzle mania

Letters to the Boston editor, July 11, 2008
Giving a Muzzle Award to the Boston Police Department for its handling of Veterans Day protesters is in keeping with widespread media complicity that allows lower ranks to be court-martialed while war criminals in the White House escape accountability for Abu Ghraib.

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | July 09, 2008

Victory at last

Letters to the Boston editor, June 27, 2008
It may at first seem like hyperbole for Harvey Silverglate to call the Boumediene decision the most important of his lifetime. But it is important to acknowledge how deeply surreal and atavistic these cases have become.

By: BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | June 25, 2008

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Letters

Thugs on parade

Harold Wells made up this headline, too

'Tote Board' is destroying America?

A fitting tribute

Change we can still believe in

High times in Canada

Joke's on whom?

Fear and loathing

Facebook follies

Campaign lies

Fight song

Papa don't preach

Muzzle mania

Victory at last

Willful imprisonment

We've got a bigger problem now

The O'Reilly factor

Our bad

Upping the game

Tempest in the T