Dear Editor,
So comes Kristine Dillon to once more be heard (Letters – Sept.
15). Her great white stallion, Labor, stands but temporarily
tethered. Her many glorious union banners lie furled – yet soon
again to roll majestically in the heady winds of her words.
Dear Editor,
So comes Kristine Dillon to once more be heard (Letters – Sept. 15). Her great white stallion, Labor, stands but temporarily tethered. Her many glorious union banners lie furled – yet soon again to roll majestically in the heady winds of her words.
Now, though, she speaks to newer crises. Her thoughts have crossed the many manmade boundaries of the mind to speak on national politics. It is her message and that message shall be heard.
Ahhh, Kristine, you offer such detailed commentary – with a carefully crafted progression that cries for point-by-point analysis. Such an effort, alas, might only echo reflections of others on the opposite side of your position. There is a more immediate reason, however, for not following a heart crying “rebuttal!” to your political positioning.
It is this, Kristine: Concerning your letter – I agree with you completely!
James Brescoll, Gilroy
