Letters to the Editor
Ion Meyn
Published Letters: 4
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I'll miss your words
[Read the article: A farewell note]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Thanks for your insight - I read your posts religiously, in the sense that it became part of my daily routine. Take care and best of luck.
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Alex - please change your headline
[Read the article: Clinton fundraising hits new highs]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Given the new information, you should change the headline, if not entirely rewrite it. That is a huge discrepancy, and your headline is factually inaccurate.
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Groundbreaking Address
[Read the article: Barack Obama delivers make-or-break speech on race]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Barack Obama's address will be reprinted for years to come in anthologies of great speeches. Calling to our better selves, his candid analysis or race in America was as insightful as it was courageous. I truly felt he was representing my hopes and aspirations for this country. Whether the press will capture Obama's inspirational critique remains to be seen. But the New York Times did, in unprecedented fashion, title its article covering his address with positive adjectives . . .
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Great distraction
[Read the article: Will McCain debate?]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Even if McCain comes out looking a bit silly on this Mr. Smith Goes to Washington reprise, it is probably balance positive for him: he pretends to be on the ball with the economy while the media ignores that Freddie Mac was paying its respects to McCain's campaign manager in the form of a monthly stipend of $15,000. McCain will be able to wax righteous about his intentions on Friday night, rising above his campaign's hypocrisy that is now swept under the rug. Politically astute and exponentially Machiavellian, I tip my hat in disgusted admiration.