Turn, Turn, Turn
To the editor;
Once again the liberal Kapiloff dogma rules the Montgomery County Sentinel. Your editorial about term limits is something I heard Dr. Kapiloff speak about often when he was around.
He is dictating to the paper still.
It is time to limit terms in office and drive out those who would otherwise be in office until they died there.
We can’t do it through elections. We can’t do it by voting.
J. Spruell
Silver Spring
editor’s note: How do you know it can’t be done? Do you vote? Have you ever put your money where your mouth is and run for office? Or are you merely angry your favorite politician didn’t get elected?
Eight Miles High
To the editor;
For once be open about your bias. Your story about road signs in Montgomery County claims it would be bad for business.
You just don’t like the proposal by George Leventhal and are trying to kill it.
D. Spaulding
Rockville
editor’s note: Actually you are referring to a front page news story in which some small businesses claim the sign legislation as proposed would be bad for business. We are actually in favor of the measure and have gone on record saying as much.
All I Really Want To Do
To the editor;
I have given up hope of ever riding the Metro again. After 20 years on this horrible monstrosity which gets worse each week, I am now driving to work in the district.
It actually took me less time to drive from my home near the Pooks Hill Marriot to my offices on K Street than riding from the Grosvenor/Strathmore stop on The Metro to my stop at Farragut North and walking to my office.
And during rush hour!
How pitiful is my commuting experience?
I’m now driving to work.
Thanks Metro for destroying my mornings.
R. Danninfield
Rockville