Partisanship Never Left
Re “Partisanship Back in Play at Capitol,” Dec. 27: “Back in play,” implying that it had been absent? During which time our governor toured the state, calling legislators “girlie men” when these folks did their job of checking and balancing the executive branch? During which time he industriously handed out appointments and promised contracts to those who had not opposed him?
If the last nine months haven’t been partisan, what will things look like once partisanship arrives?
Karen Greenbaum-Maya
Claremont
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