Frank Landon, Letter to the Editor Published 6:25 a.m. CT Aug. 7, 2020

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Responseto Jerry Harkness Where is a persons heart?

I said, despicable the way the Democrats questioned Barr and would no longer vote Democratic. I also said thank goodness this is a free country and we can vote our hearts.

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Landon says ... he will vote with his heart which apparently means voting for Republicans. I could vote Independent, Libertarian, etc. In the future, maybe Democrat.

Where is a persons heart who finds no fault with an attorney general?

I didn't say I didn't fault Barr, only the way he was questioned.

Where is a persons heart who votes for a political party ... former KKK leader David Duke?

I voted for Edwards, not Duke. Duke's actions were inexcusable.

Where is a persons heart who votes for a political party that refuses to raise the minimum wage?

You don't know where my heart is regarding minimum wage.

Where is a persons heart who supports a political party whose only health care plan is a plan to kill the Affordable Care Act?

The promise of lower insurance and keeping doctors was a lie. The Supreme Court ruled it was a tax. Rep. Nancy Pelosi said the bill had to pass to see what was in it. Why would I want that?

Where is a persons heart who supports a political party that passed a $2.2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package wont extend unemployment benefits for poor working people who are unemployed?

I voted for a party that passed a $2.2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package (cheer). What party recently refused to extend the $600 benefit while the issue was resolved?

Supporting a political party whose president is a congenital liar, who dodged the draft, committed adultery, etc

Aren't you talking about a former Democratic president?

You don't know where my, or other people's hearts are. You shouldn't imply that you do. You are probably a fine person, but please don't make assumptions, or implications.

Stick to facts. Use uniting, not divisive words. Although your opinions may differ from mine, vote what is in your heart. It is your right.

Frank Landon

Keithville

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