Exit stage right
Mr. Mack, you are wrong. No where in Mr. Mclaughin’s letter, or mine, did we call for you to stop opining. We only agreed that you do it too much. If you feel your opinions mean so much to people, perhaps you should start your own podcast. That way you can dominate the conversation till your hearts content.
I have decided to withdraw from voicing my opinions via this medium. As adults, our minds are likely made up and unlikely to be changed. While I don’t espouse to be a Republican or Democrat, I can’t, in good conscience, vote for anyone in the Democratic party because of their platform: Eviction of God, abortion on demand and open borders, not to mention higher taxes and defunding our policemen. It boggles my mind that people go to church on Sunday, singing, shouting and praising Jesus, then go vote on Tuesday for the party that supports this nonsense. Hypocrites! Matt. 7:21-23. And with that I exit the conversation.
Roger Wade
Columbus
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