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Editor, The Daily Progress
685 W. Rio Road
Charlottesville, VA 22901
To the Editor:
"'If the Horizon Institute's watchdog
committee finds that Ed Wayland's statements are literally true,
what is the purpose of issuing an opinion characterizing them as misleading?'"
"'This sort of dialogue between opposing candidates is exactly
what is required in a representative democracy. While it may be true that
the intent of the legislation may not have been to eliminate guidance counselors
and family life education, it is surely the duty of a legislator to consider
all possible consequences of proposed bills before casting a vote. Mr. Harris
must take responsibility for the outcome of his votes. '"
"'Both sides have legitimate concerns on these two issues, and
each argument should be judged by the voters. I respectfully suggest that
The Horizon Institute would better serve the public by adding information
to the public dialogue, to better inform the voters, rather than judging
for the voters.'"
Susan McGinnis, Charlottesville, Virginia, November 1999
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