Letters to the Editor - March 31, 2012
Letters from Scott Gibson M.D., Ann Reid, Ilsa Perse, Marilyn Higginson, Virginia Jungwirth
Mar 31, 2012 | 4 Comments
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People should be careful what they wish for. I would imagine that life here in America would become horribly harsh for about 99% of the people. What products would become unavailable..or..unattainable to the many?
(Source: msnbc.com)
"....this is a time to take a deep breath and make sure you have the facts and pause. A good rule of thumb is if you are going to send a flaming e-mail out, sleep on it first or at least walk around the block. Because once it goes - you can't get it back."
Patti Johnson
CEO of PeopleResults
I sincerely & respectfully disagree.
Michael Tubbs Sr., Grand Ronde, Oregon.