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Letters to the Editor: From 33 to 47

A letter writer says LaLota’s commercial wrongly claims credit for an increase in the SALT deduction.

Letters to the Editor: From 33 to 47
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This article1 analysis · Oct 3, 2026
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A collection of letters criticizes President Trump’s policies and Representative Nick LaLota’s campaign claim about the SALT deduction, while other writers address inflation, farmland development and parking permits. One letter says LaLota’s commercial wrongly takes credit for the tax change and notes that he voted for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

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Representative and subject of a letter criticizing his reelection campaign commercial

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Donald Trump
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President whose policies and conduct are criticized in letters

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Representative credited by a letter writer with advocating to eliminate the SALT limitation

Former president whose civil-rights support and economic record are discussed

Kevin Warsh
Chair of the Federal Reserve

Federal Reserve chair quoted in a letter about inflation

ALSO MENTIONED  Barack Obama, Former president cited for signing the Affordable Care Act and joining the Paris Agreement; Bill Clinton, Former president cited for creating jobs; Dwight D. Eisenhower, Former president cited for creating the interstate highway system; George H. W. Bush, Former president cited for signing the Americans with Disabilities Act; George W. Bush, Former president cited for establishing the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief; Gerald Ford, Former president cited for signing the Helsinki Accords; Harry S. Truman, Former president cited for postwar European rebuilding; Jimmy Carter, Former president cited for mediating peace and creating the energy department; John F. Kennedy, Former president cited for his handling of the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Peace Corps; Lyndon B. Johnson, Former president cited for the Civil Rights Act of 1964; Richard Nixon, Former president cited for environmental policy and resignation; Ronald Reagan, Former president cited for lessening Cold War tensions

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