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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2019
Page
6
The Sentinel states its opinion in unsigned editorials while all other commentaries letters and cartoons reflect the writer or artist. Contact information for Sarah Leach and newsroom details are provided for readers to reach the paper.
Ray Buursma of Holland writes that Donald Trump has won by revealing American loyalties and moral inconsistencies among supporters. He argues MAGA followers value privilege over justice and evangelicals show paradox between professed faith and support for Trump, calling for self-reflection on national virtues.
Jan Schaap, a Holland resident, defends core community values while opposing the July 28 drag show at the renovated Civic Center. He argues the event exploits women and conflicts with dignity, respect, and decency, urging celebration of values that strengthen the community.
Pieter Kiwiet presents a reader letter defending Nathan Bocks as a progressive capitalist and long-time Holland civic leader. He cites Bocks’s role in the Civic Center project, housing goals, and waterfront link to Macatawa, urging voters to attend Sept 30 at city hall forum and to study Bocks’s platform. The letter condemns a deceptive survey question used against Bocks and calls for character in elections.
Instructions outline submission methods for opinions at Holland Sentinel. Readers may email or mail letters to the editor, include name address and phone, with a 300 word limit for letters and 600 to 750 words for guest columns. Publication at editor discretion.
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