As the parent of a nonverbal child with autism, the condition is not one that I watch from the sidelines; it’s one that defines my family’s experiences every day. Every time public figures revive false narratives about vaccines and autism, it reinforces stigma and undermines the incredible progress we’ve made in advocating for acceptance and evidence-based care.

Recently, Ken Burns and associates and PBS, again gave us a well-done historical documentary, The American Revolution. This six-part series reminds us of the harsh sacrifices early colonists experienced in fighting and replacing England’s authoritarian rule with a Constitutional democracy.

To the editor,
DEMAND THIS ADMINISTRATION RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES

I am writing to express my deep concern and disappointment regarding Aurora’s decision to close its inpatient behavioral health services in Sheboygan effective September 19th.

Mayor Ryan Sorenson, Sheboygan Common Council — SHAME ON YOU! Shame on you for kicking to the curb the absolute best thing that has happened in Sheboygan for the last 75 years.

The planned attack on our Constitutional Republic continues.

Sheboyganites don’t always agree on politics, but we all want to protect our children from predators, no matter how rich and powerful they are.

To the editor,
Millions of Americans age 50 and older (including 237,000 Wisconsinites) rely on Medicaid health care to get and stay healthy, remain in their homes and communities, and access critical health services that Medicare does not cover.

To the editor:
My entire family has roots with
UW – Madison, with our earliest graduate being from the class of 1910. So for 115 years we have cheered, supported and followed UW – Madison.

This is a terrible policy that will simply take money right out of the pockets of American businesses and consumers alike and give it to the U.S. government.