Letters to the Editor
April 10, 2020

Coverage appreciated; editorial was not

By From JT Staff Reports

Dear Editor,
Last Friday’s editorial’s sentence about the Speaker of the House and the stepping on the throats of the American people was written without merit. A lack of intelligence about the process was evident. The only intent of that line was to inflame passions. A more accurate and intellig...

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