Thanks for the well-written and informative commentaries on July 6 from the Republican and Democrat party chairs.
It’s refreshing to read a calm and intelligent explanation of opposing viewpoints for a change. Blogs and ads are so full of propaganda and innuendo that no one can really get solid information. I’d like to see more of these. Bravo!
Nola Coleman
Lynnwood
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