Try another topic now and again

Reading Sid Schwab’s column on Monday, I was reminded as to what a good writer he is. Good. Clever. Witty. Hateful name calling prose aside, he is obviously an intelligent person. Sadly, he uses his vast intelligence and writing skills to again blast Republicans and Fox News.

Rather than offer any constructive plan toward working on or repairing the many ills that have befallen this country, Schwab uses the pulpit that The Herald “occasionally” bestows upon him to do his literary best to deepen the chasm that has grown between the people of this country.

Like all true progressive liberals, Schwab assumes that his way of thinking is the only way. The right way.

Thank goodness The Herald is there to provide him the avenue by which he can attempt to enlighten those of us (Foxolimbeckibagger, Foxified) that happen to have a different point of view than he.

Jerry Keating

Monroe

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