No, This Is What Ben Really Meant to Say
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Regarding the Ben Johnson news conference reported by Times writer Julie Cart (Jan. 11), Johnson’s agent, Kameel Azan, has a future in politics. There’s a lot of presidential hopefuls out hustling on the campaign trail who need a “Greek chorus” when sparring with the media. Hell, he would be a welcome addition at the White House today.
VAL RODRIGUEZ
Signal Hill
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