Gary Hart’s Campaign Debt
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Let me get this ethics lesson straight. Gary Hart will not accept contributions from political action committees, since he feels it is improper.
On the other hand, it’s perfectly acceptable to pay off past-due ’84 campaign debts at 10 cents to the dollar.
Maybe Hart should go back and re-read Aristotle’s “Ethics,” as I’m sure he read it at Yale.
DAVID W. BATTERSON
Los Angeles
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