How on Earth can face coverings be scientifically studied or proven effective in a population that chooses their own?

This is an open letter to retailers announcing that their employees will not challenge customers who refuse to wear masks.

If you're a voting Democrat and truly love America and you dislike President Donald Trump, you should be certain that your vote isn't based on that dislike alone.

So many minorities are voting and winning in Grand Old Party primaries that the reelection of Trump is likely. Democrat media’s lying polls will backfire, doing to Biden what they did to Hillary Clinton by creating the idea liberals need not vote because he can’t lose.

Numerous good and bad ideas are arising from the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The worst idea, in my opinion, is expressed in the letter by Mark Chevalier (“Pandemic proves we don’t need brick-and-mortar schools,” The Daily News, July 30).

Democrats have done something no other nation could accomplish.

Dagnabbit. Can't the president see that the American people want chaos, anarchy, higher taxes and open borders?

As we approach the November election, there will be pros and cons from all three political parties.

Have you seen her? Driving west down Broadway, you see her sitting with her bags of possessions against the fence in front of Moody Compress just past the community center. She sits on the grass. When it's raining, she has an umbrella. Perhaps she uses it to shield against the heat too.

The Daily News usually gets it right with their "local is better" editorials opposing preemption of local control, but not this time ("Decisions about school reopening belong at local level," The Daily News, July 31).

In a letter to the editor (“Newspaper shouldn’t print support of socialism,” The Daily News, July 31), Jim Flex attempts rebutting an earlier guest commentary touting Scandinavia as exemplifying positive results of socialism.

I’m seriously considering canceling my subscription to your paper. You can’t print one article without just telling the facts. You gotta put your slanted view to it and that really turns me and I’m sure about half your readers off.

I would like to commend the employees at Randalls for their professional response to the power outage during the driving rain storm last Saturday.

In response to the commentary by Stephen Hodgson ("Critics of socialism always overlook Scandinavia," The Daily News, July 28): If the paper is going to print support of socialism, beware, you could lose your paper under socialism.

I read the commentary by Elizabeth Churaman ("Senate must approve next round of COVID-19 aid," The Daily News, July 28) and realized that I was reading organized labor union propaganda.

Time to rethink brick-and-mortar education? If one thing has been clearly shown these past several months, it's that we presently have the technology for students to learn remotely and be successful doing it.

I would like to know why the city of Galveston waited for the last minute to start picking up the blue 55-gallon garbage cans on the beach?

I’m reading a lot of letters in The Daily News that misrepresent President Trump. Many of them try to convince us that Joe Biden would do a much better job.

I totally agree with Jeannie Janota ("Enough with the Johnny Depp articles," The Daily News, July 29). We're "all" sick of them. Thanks Jeannie.