Letter to the editor: Left should leave Natalie Paine alone
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Lee Benedict, you hit the nail on it’s head. The left has declared all out war on anyone or anything, The Supreme Court is an example, that does not believe in or succumb to their radical agenda. The truth be damned, we will destroy, besmirch and eradicate any and all people or ideas that get in our way. It’s time for people of good will to stand up to their tyranny and call them out as you did in your letter to the TAP. We’ll done Lee.
I am not easily fooled when it comes to taking sides — Conservatives vs. Liberals. I actually have a brain that offers me the good sense to decide if innovative ideas are worth supporting. Spend and crash liberals offend me. Refusing a woman the right to control her womb offends me. Donald Trump offends me. Joe Biden is a nice guy; however, his politics in general offend me. Having said this, I must agree with Lee Benedict. I do not support our current Sheriff, and I fully support Natalie Paine’s explanation. This entire scandal should be directed toward the gross negligence of Sheriff Roundtree’s staff and their policies for the audio/video taping of private conversations. The Constitution does not offend me.
Sadly the liberal left, ‘rules for thee, not for me’ has been in Augusta’s front yard for quite some time.