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In response to “Citizen Bush Goes Fishing but Catches Only Reporters’ Queries” (Part I, Nov. 27):
Now, I know that George Bush is obviously a public figure since he is our President-elect, but is it necessary for the public to be familiar with all of his leisure activities? I wish the press would give the man a break and grant him the privacy he deserves.
I feel this type of article is both unnecessary and uninteresting. Personally, I do not care where Bush goes fishing or what type of fish he catches.
MEGAN LA BELLE
Los Angeles
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