GREENVILLE —
To the editor:
One of our presidential candidates believes our Constitution needs to be changed. In other words, they got it all wrong. “Needs to be softer and gentler and distribute more.” He said he could make a difference in the troubled Middle East.
Oops… Forty countries have now burned American flags and they say “Death to America.”
Oops… Then they burned our Embassy and killed four Americans.
Oops… They also didn’t know they were pleading for help to be sent… None came — denied.
He had many documents sealed from his past. He has many questionable friends in Washington positions. He lost track of hundreds of AK47 guns that were let go across the border … hundreds now killed by them.
Hugo Chavez thanks him for millions he gave them to drill for oil.
Fidel Castro thinks he is great and doing a good job.
Russia’s Putin is waiting and hoping he will win so “he can be more flexible.,” and he’s changing the face of America to a culture of his liking.
You might want to hug your grandchildren … again.
Samuel A. Coats
Emory
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Making a point
I just read Mayor Reid’s letter. I would like to make a point and finish upbeat.
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Thanks from Relay For Life
Relay For Life Team Brave would like to recognize Erin Reese Ramsey and John Marten for their generous donations.
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Vote for new Y
I write to support the YMCA bond election from a perspective of the role they provide in the health of our community. As a health care professional, I have long understood and supported the need and development of a comprehensive Health and Wellness Center which could serve not only as a fitness center and playground, but as a cornerstone for building and maintaining healthy bodies and lifestyles.
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Appreciate article
We would like to say we are in full agreement and support Randy Daw’s article in last Friday’s paper concerning the issue of homosexuality.
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In support of new Y
A number of Greenville citizens have asked if we can afford a new YMCA. After many years of being a part of the Y, I think the question is, can we afford not to build a new YMCA?
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Examine the facts
In response to the editorial published by the Herald-Banner on April 28 stating that the staff believes more time is required before an informed decision can be made on the issuance of public bonds for a new YMCA and Event Center…
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Proven for the job
It has come to my attention that Tyson Cox has declined a candidate’s forum with Dan Perkins sponsored by GEUS. The forum was to be broadcast on their network.
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Make a difference
I’d like to voice my support for the YMCA and Event Center that is on the ballot as Proposition 2.
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Better Greenville
Take a step back and imagine what a “better Greenville” looks like to you.
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Vote for new Y
My wife, Marilyn, and I want to encourage the citizens of Greenville to vote in support of the YMCA project.
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