Senator
Has Right to Say How He Feels About Gays
Tacoma
News Tribune, April 25, 2003
Box 11000, Tacoma, WA 98411
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Letters
Re:
“Senator defends ‘gay’ remarks” (TNT, 4-23).
U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) spoke his mind honestly
about how he feels about homosexuality. Gays and Democrats now want him
removed from Senate leadership. This really does amount to censorship and
intolerance on the part of gays and Democrats.
Santorum has every right to speak his mind and should
never be punished for doing so. If we are to go down the road of punishing
those who speak their minds, especially those who are in law-making positions,
then why even have elections to uphold our representative form of government?
There is a reasonable expectation that opinions will differ. That’s freedom.
—James S. Coates, Sumner
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