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Thank you for including a profile on the Libertarian candidate for the 72nd district.
In the past, I have been displeased with what I feel is inadequate coverage of views and candidates other than Democrats and Republicans.
I specifically remember a profile of the last gubernatorial race devoid of the Libertarian candidate.
With all the apathy and dissatisfaction with the current state of politics in this country, I hope to see a complete representation of the choices available.
DHARM S. KHALSA
Los Alamitos
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