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May 27th, 2020 |
By MARY MICHAELS | Holmen
I am not a “left-winger” or a “right-winger.” I guess I am somewhere in the middle.
I totally agree with Larry Ballwahn’s letter in last week’s County Line. Quoting Larry, “We must be willing to read and/or listen to views we don’t agree with and be willing to find a middle ground, compromise and move forward.”
To call someone “hate-filled and bitter” only calls attention to the person making those remarks as being “hate-filled and bitter” themselves.
A member of the public or representative of the press will file a request under Wisconsin’s open records law, which applies to all state and local government entities.
I am not about to argue that we never have just two choices. We all know that some people chew ice and some don’t.
Why is Rep. Loren Oldenburg, R-Viroqua, holding a listening session mid-weekday in a bar with no virtual option?
Raye Walz lied to me in writing with regard to fall sports! I was unable to attend the board meeting in the fall when this decision was made.
We have only one statewide race in our spring elections. This is for who leads our public education systems here in Wisconsin for the next four years.
We have the opportunity to do something groundbreaking for rural Wisconsin — and here’s how we can make it happen.
Response to Don Foy:
Your last sentence in your letter is, “I don’t see how a person can be an immigrant-hating, gun-waving, gay-bashing Trump supporter and call him or herself Christian.” The First Amendment gives you the right to put out that statement.
I’m usually skeptical when someone who’s not a Christian explains to someone who is what Christian behavior ought to be. It’s like a conscientious objector telling a soldier what he or she should have done in battle.
