Greg Kesichs View from here (Tale of two sandwich shops Sept. 6)sums up the liberal bias of your paper.<\/p>\n
You say at the shop across the street, they dont care if I die. Im only surprised you didnt call them deplorables for not requiring masks.<\/p>\n
In the more expensive, inefficient and confusing shop, you had to break the rules to get your meal. (No wonder you support Speaker Pelosi).<\/p>\n
To show how open-minded you are, you wonder how someone applying for unemployment or Medicaid must feel. How about those trying to open a business, or run a pipeline in Maine? Or how about just trying to avoid bankruptcy with the governors draconian and last-minute edicts?<\/p>\n
Maybe we should just roll back the clock to 1820 and rejoin Taxachussetts.<\/p>\n
Bill ThorntonSaco<\/p>\n
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