To the editor:
Come on Ted. Give us a break.
You say in a letter to the editor that your “ personal integrity and the public trust” as a commissioner prevent you from taking issue with Commissioner Gasperson on certain matters.
But then you proceed to say that Commissioner Gasperson’s statements are “improper”, and that you “completely disagree” with his account, which sort of says that he was lying. Then, and not so subtlety, you say that you dismissed him from your meeting, because, if you hadn’t, he would have disclosed everything that was said.
Exactly, what does your personal integrity and public trust prevent you from saying anyway?
– Jim Carson, Saluda