Bruce Currie’s recent letter claiming that Ukraine is not a victim of Russian aggression was frighteningly fact-free and relied heavily on Russian propaganda. Contrary to Currie’s assertion, there was no neo-Nazi coup in Ukraine in 2014. In 2013-2014.
Claire Ebel, who died from dementia earlier this month at the age of 79, was full of surprises.More than 30 years ago, she supported a cop who said he’d been fired because of his affiliation with the Ku Klux Klan. Another time, the former executive.
The coverage of the most recent horrific school shooting in America felt so familiar. Videos of children running from schools, pictures of children at candlelight vigils mourning friends, and stories about lives cut short. But the response to this.
Letter: Recent letters to the editor
Published: 4/1/2021 8:58:50 AM
The March 27 Letters to the Editor set a low-water mark with the notable exception of Malia Ebel’s well-reasoned inquiry into the proposed Penacook Market Basket. The lowest-hanging fruit was clearly Mr. Mason’s two-sentence offering. One can only wonder to whom he refers. Clearly not President Biden, who after a decades long Senate career and two terms as Vice President, can’t possibly be “the unknown individual.” Mr. Bloomquist’s letter is fraught with just enough facts to frighten, but not enough context to enlighten. The example of ICE and CBP personnel being “gagged” will suffice. Is it unreasonable for an administration less than three months in to implement its policies without background noise from disgruntled employees? And who doubts that it will be the disgruntled ones that Fox News and other Trump loyalist media will seek out?