Pray for Residents, Not O.C. Leaders
I hope someone over there sees the irony in the May 3 article, “Heaven to their Fans.” This is good material for a “Saturday Night Live” routine.
Usually when an organization gets its name publicized and its members’ faces in the media, it’s rock stars singing for starving children or some cause that’s worthwhile, whatever the motivation may be of participants.
To sing in prayer for the benefit of persons of such questionable character [county leaders] taxes one’s tolerance. I suppose it could be argued that their souls really need praying for, but who cares? Pray for the citizens of this county who have once again been buffaloed by government administrators. You tax your credibility with this drivel.
LORENE HESTON
Newport Beach
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