Stirling Stirs Anger
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State Sen. Larry Stirling’s antagonism toward Walter Zelman, state director of Common Cause, is really not warranted. In the past decade, Dr. Zelman has emerged as something of a treasure for the people of California. His intelligence and drive, ability to communicate and fidelity to fair and honest politics are a matter of public record. I think we all would be quite lucky if Walter Zelman held a statewide public office.
Sen. Stirling’s intemperate remarks were, in the end, a poor reflection on himself alone, and only for that perhaps worth remembering.
GREG MOVSESYAN
Leucadia
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