Letters to the Editor
Feronia
Published Letters: 6
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au contraire
[Read the article: Hillary's race against time]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Shawn WM: "Salon, get rid of her or lose me"
Thanks for the chuckle. Quick suggestion - if you know that you don't appreciate Camille's style of writing, how about this: don't read it. Unless you actually need a victim to target with your own vitriol, a common characteristic of many frustrated with the presidential election season.
Camille, I think you're a hoot, even a thoughtful one. The Limbaugh comment caught me off guard as it didn't seem in context with the rest of your line of thought. I personally view Rush as a self-inflated blow bag, but that's because in my reality he exists to be the target of my... vitriol.
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@ Brian Schlosser
[Read the article: How photos support your own "reality"]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Funny, one could say the exact thing about blind faith.
Cheers!
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Dumb & Dumber Choose the Next President
[Read the article: Obama is wrong about the gas tax]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Unreal, this political season has been akin to living in the Twilight Zone. And if 60% of $30 will benefit you over the long term, you seriously need to relook at your career path choices.
Clinton has no problem knowing the lowest intellects in the country may help secure her a nomination. Calling experts "elites" puts her in the same category - she not only cannot utilize her "expertise" to form a studied opinion (that would be elitist and out of touch), she has now succeeded in closely aligning herself with the mentality of George W Bush. He doesn't care what the "experts" think either, it's his way or the highway... "I'm saving you". Hello, Hillary - you wouldn't know where to find a clue if clues were on sale at every gas station in town. Especially if they were dispensed like coffee, via the bright red PUSH button.
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Not an Issue
[Read the article: Networks call Indiana for Clinton]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]I see nothing wrong with people on both sides of an argument hoping for empathy to their view. The "enemy" is a matter of perspective. Perhaps it's time to understand that we all live on one planet and that humanity can't be all about one gigantic pissing contest.
Anyone can build a profile on Barack Obama's website, so this is a non-story. If you go there right now, you can be "Betty Boop" or "Yassar Arafat"... and build the same profile and say anything that you want. In that this is the case, anyone can do so to pretend it has something to do with the candidate. If McCain, Clinton or any other Rove wanna-be wants to make a deal out if it, they do so at the peril of being seen as a fool.
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Now now...
[Read the article: And Obama's veep is ... a Republican?]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]@ dataguyx who says "Exactly who would Chuck Hegel attract that is currently not attracted to Obama? I can't think of anyone save a few thousand confused farmers in NE."
Being from said state, I can assure you that they are not confused. They are merely over-subsidized and extremely grateful for the government agricultural welfare legislation allowing them to spend their afternoons at the casinos. In Iowa. We're too prudish to actually benefit from retaining revenues resulting from government hand-outs.
That said, I can't even grow a decent tomato in my backyard, so how can I possibly understand the travails of the every-day Nebraska farmer?
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@ Cheryl55
[Read the article: The swing states of 2008]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Obsess MUCH?