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Dear editor:
It saddens me to realize the state of our government in this country. We are fighting a war that is hard to understand why. The reasons we are given are convoluted and seem to have …
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Dear editor:
It saddens me to realize the state of our government in this country. We are fighting a war that is hard to understand why. The reasons we are given are convoluted and seem to have little validity beyond creating an effective distraction from the social and moral implications of the Epstein investigation.
We are bombing, killing civilians and children in Iran, while those in power are trying to protect a group of pedophiles that seem likely to include our president, members of Congress (both sides of the aisle) and a select group of one percenters plus others. I am surprised that in a town with around 28 churches, and with article after article in our paper about child abuse, that there is not a public outcry demanding to know the truth.
Martin Garhart
Powell
If you don't understand why the Iranian Islamic Republic is a threat to the US and all of the Middle East, you haven't paid attention in the past 50 or so years.
Accusations of pedophilia without evidence beyond a reasonable doubt is irresponsible.