Irvine’s Mayor and Free Speech
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Thanks for running the continuing saga of Sally Ann Sheridan and Larry Agran. It’s a highly entertaining story.
However, one wonders how the master of deductive reasoning, G. Marx, would have reacted if he were still alive today. Maybe with a question: “If Mrs. Sheridan is so sharp, why on earth would she ever live in a town that would have her as mayor?”
One can only imagine.
T.R. BLACK
Laguna Niguel
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