Letters and Opinions

Time for change! America spends more per person on health care than any nation in the world, yet delivers poorer average outcomes. This is not a failure of doctors, hospitals, or innovation — it is a failure of system design. That failure frustrates millions of Americans and remains a leading driver of family medical bankruptcies. […]

A Letter to Nevada’s Congressional Delegation I recently sent this letter to our Nevada representatives, asking each of them to publicly address — and post — the explanations I’ve provided on why the Affordable Care Act has become so complicated and expensive. You can download the full letter as a PDF at the link below.

An open reflection on free speech, generational divides, and the cost of silence Sadly, many of my younger friends have ended our friendships — even though, in their times of struggle, I was there to help them, regardless of their political views. Today, too many seem spellbound by social media, reacting to slogans and sound

Letter to the Editor: I can’t help but laugh at the “No King” protests. Presidents serve only two terms — that’s the law. But members of Congress? Many have ruled Washington for twenty, thirty, even forty years. These are the true kings. They write the laws, control the nation’s purse, and can override a president’s

After more than a decade of writing, I’m proud to announce the release of my newest book — Head in the Wrong Place: A Collection of Letters to the Editor. This 48-page collection brings together over 50 published letters I’ve written to newspapers across the country over the past eleven years. Each one reflects the concerns, frustrations, and

It is rare that I get truly upset, but today is one of those days, and it moved me to write this “Letter to the Editor,” which I have sent to newspapers across California, Nevada, Hawaii, and the Wall Street Journal. LETTER TO THE EDITORS Las Vegas is often called the “Ninth Island,” and many

This letter to the editor was published in The Wall Street Journal on May 8, 2025. The Journal reaches roughly 4.2 million readers, and its editors receive hundreds of letters daily but print only 6–10. My letters appear regularly in newspapers across Hawaiʻi, California, and Nevada, but placement in the WSJ is both rare and significant — a national platform that’s one of the most