We don’t need more venomous hatred

In regard to the Sept. 14 letter written by Al Thurmond (“Terrorist Attack: Can President Bush step up to challenge?”)

As our Nation stands literally gripped in anguish over the atrocities of evil, you find fit to print the venom of partisanship casting doubt as to the integrity of the president and his staff. At a time when unity is needed, you chose partisanship at its lowest from of ugliness and hatred – didn’t we have enough of that this week?

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