Letters to the Editor

Regarding Colbert I. King’s Jan. 28 op-ed, “Do unto Congress as Rubio wants to do to D.C.”: We are products of nature and experiences, and thus Mr. King’s view on gun rights is defensible. But at so...

In her Jan. 25 letter, “This is why antiabortion marchers were not welcome,” Barbara Elisse Najar said she would “break it down” for Aimee Murphy, the pro-life feminist who was disappointed she was...

Regarding the Jan. 25 news article “False voter-fraud claim is ‘long-standing belief’ of Trump”: If there were 3 million to 5 million illegal votes in this election, the Supreme Court must invalida...

If the president is open to taking the advice in Todd Stern’s Jan. 25 op-ed, “The deal of the century on climate,” he should do so by pursuing the one option that would also help him deliver on ta...

Regarding the Jan. 28 front-page article “GOP lawmakers fret over repeal of Obamacare”: I suppose we should be glad that Republicans in Congress are aware of the complexities involved in replacing the...

President Trump’s effort to force law enforcement agencies in “sanctuary” cities to become adjuncts of federal immigration authorities has a clear precedent [“D.C. plan to assist immigrants questioned...

The Jan. 24 editorial “Mr. Trump’s heartless fee hike? Not quite.” highlighted the inequities of government insurance programs intended to benefit the less-affluent segments of our society when co...

I enjoyed reading Peter Marks’s account of life backstage at “The Front Page” [“Places, please!,” Arts & Style, Jan. 15]. I worked on props for plays and musicals while in college and later voluntee...

In his otherwise-excellent Jan. 16 op-ed, “The essence of narcissism,” Michael Gerson trivialized the Civil War as being about “regional differences.” The Civil War was fought between one side that...

In her Jan. 16 Style review, “A breath of fresh air in form bound by tradition,” Anne Midgette wrote, “Book lovers, as a rule, do not shy away from a new novel because it is not likely to be as grea...

Nepal is the birthplace of Buddhism, not India. I was surprised to read in the Jan. 14 news article “Hundreds of Tibetans defy China to gather in India” that some consider Bodh Gaya, India, the birt...

I saw three arrays of photographs in the A section on Jan. 15; one was captioned “counterclockwise,” and two were captioned “clockwise.” I have previously seen arrays in The Post with multiple shots...

In his Jan. 15 letter, “Mr. Trump makes the news,” Ron Bashian claimed that President Trump has a “ ‘show me’ attitude,” an expression usually reserved for those skeptical thinkers who demand evidence...

Regarding the Jan. 21 Free for All letter “Next time, use ‘weakened’ instead”: Allison Cox must have brass ovaries to try to rid The Post of the word “emasculate.” The usage is accepted and no differe...

Jim Bendat’s excellent, edifying Jan. 15 Outlook essay, “Five Myths: Inaugurations,” omitted an interesting and significant fact. After the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963, then-V...