I, like most, have been watching and listening to the news reports on the devastating damage to property and life being spawned by the catastrophic floods and tornadoes bombarding our country.
I’m curious! How many foreign countries have rushed to “our” aid? I would venture to say very few, if any.
Gloria McClinchy
Everett
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