Wilson, Feinstein on Term Limits
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Feinstein is perplexing. She’s running against Wilson, a man of strong 19th-Century views, who, for example, has voted again and again to finance the murderous regime in El Salvador. Yet, Feinstein chides him for absenting himself from votes in Washington--a cause, rather, for rejoicing. Dianne, get with it.
ANTHONY SAIDY
Los Angeles
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