Readers sound off on Juan Soto's performance, immigration law and Biden's mental state

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : So, Trump is funding two (large) 100-foot poles on White House grounds.
44% : Trump censors certain books and what can be taught to keep federal funding.
43% : It can't be about his handling of world crises because he basically continued what Trump was doing in his first term, and (except for supporting Ukraine) Trump is now continuing what Biden did.
39% : Barbara Berg Slidell, La.: Voicer Tom Saracco defended his 2024 vote for Trump by spouting all the MAGA talking points repeatedly heard on Fox News, OAN, Newsmax and other right-wing media outlets denouncing Democrats and their policies as anti-white.
36% : While climate breakdown blows the roofs off our homes, floods our cities and incinerates our neighborhoods, the Trump administration and its Republican congressional toadies strive to strip the Environmental Protection Agency and other federal agencies of key climate protections developed over decades by bipartisan lawmakers.
33% : If his successor doesn't stand up to Trump, he or she should be fired.
31% : Trump is using federal overreach to harm states like ours that have progressive climate laws.
27% : Trump has failed miserably in this obligation by refusing to fire Pete Hegseth, who made a second Signal chat call where secret military plans were given.
22% : I just read the article about CBS newsman Bill Owens quitting rather than bowing to the dictator wannabe (" '60 Minutes' legend Owens quits rather than cave to Trump," April 23).

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