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kept students “happy, dumb and down on the farm.”
Their arrogant behavior and the condescending attitude of the letter writers of the Nov. 10 Rappahannock News imply that the voters could be easily misled. Is it not possible that the voters could have attended a few meetings, read the newspaper, searched the web, spoke with their representative and made the connection that the letter questioning the incum- ' bent’s record was indeed true?
While I am not the author of the Republican Party letter, I know for a fact that it was truthful and accurate. This is the Rappahannock way. Let’s keep it that way.
Ron Frazier
Amissville
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