Letter to the editor on changing voting power in America
Roswell reader Randle Easley argues Republicans hype a Traditional America that excluded most voters. He cites slave emancipation, women’s suffrage, and Latino and single women blocs as shifts eroding white male political power. He warns Republicans risk irrelevance if they resist the New America.
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New America
Randle Easley
Roswell
Christmas lights absent in Roswell downtown
Dear Editor complains that downtown Roswell lacked the usual Christmas decorations. The reader notes no blue lights on the courthouse or on Main Street trees, expressing offense at the missing display from the holiday season.
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George Hinman
Be wary of absolutes and the op ed clash
The letter rips Mr Kraft for black and white thinking on gender and morality. It argues about biological complexity in sex characteristics and urges critical thinking to avoid polarization over same sex relationships.
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Mr. Kraft
Ms. Lehman
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