Kudos to the The Herald Editorial Board for its recent editorial (“Court majority weakens church, state separation,” The Herald, June 30). What a well-written article! It has a great opening sentence, flows well with a variety of transitions, and uses great specific examples and quotes effectively to present a particular point of view.
Rick Hunter
Everett
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