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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2019
Page
6
Sentinel editorials reflect The Sentinel position on issues while other columns letters and cartoons express individual opinions. Contact Sarah Leach at the newsroom for reader submissions and correspondence at Holland Sentinel.
After Dayton and El Paso a reader argues that actions depend on an agent and means, cites the U S Supreme Court ruling on gun rights, doubts any mass shooting prevention beyond background checks, and calls out highway widening and helmet laws while asking lawmakers to explain safety contrasts. Ray Buursma of Holland signs off.
A compact roster lists U S Senator Debbie Stabenow and Senator Peters with phone and email contacts plus U S Representative Bill Huizenga. It provides district office numbers and official email addresses for citizen outreach and constituent services. The data points reference Michigan constituencies and federal offices to assist outreach efforts.
Celia Rivenbark mocks Joe Biden's campaign missteps after a week of gaffes and confusion rushing from Parkland to Merkel mix ups. The column contrasts Biden slips with Trump rhetoric, ending with a tongue in cheek jab about political stumbles and moral contrasts.
The writer cites Hope College professor Alvin Vanderbush and asks if Democrats will draft a preferred nominee. He defends past debt-ceiling increases and criticizes Richard Wolfe for attacking Trump while neglecting Democratic spending. He argues historical context shows current concerns differ from rhetoric.
Readers are invited to submit opinions to the Holland Sentinel newsroom or by mail at 54 W Eighth St Holland MI 49423. Include name address and phone for verification. Letters up to 300 words. longer pieces considered case by case. Guest columns must be 600 to 750 words.
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