John Burbank’s idealism, “Lack of choice in state races discouraging,” June 15, knows no bounds.
Here is a clue, John: The lack of candidates with opposing views is directly related to the chances of being elected.
Only a few are interested in publicity for publicity’s sake.
Nick Shultz
Lake Forest Park
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