GOVERNOR CANDIDATE UPSET BY RECENT ADVERTISER EDITORIAL

Dear Editor,

The Advertiser, If you only inform your readers of one plank in my
platform for Governor then how can you say you are keeping people
"informed" while managing to keep a straight face?

You make it seem like the idea to regulate and control marijuana in
the state of Alabama so as to keep it out of the hands of kids and
solve the prison crisis is unheard of.

I guess you haven't been paying attention to the "Special Task Force
on Prison Overcrowding" and their recommendations.

I suppose the Judge on that panel is politically un-savvy as well,
no?

The Libertarian Party and I agree on almost all issues.

It is the biased media that picks up on one issue and tries to mislead
voters.

If you had bothered to look at my platform you would see that it is
actually more conservative than either of the Republican's in the race
have yet to offer.

If I were a regular reader of The Clanton Advertiser I would be upset
that you think your readers (are) so dumb that they don't know how to
check out the facts for themselves.

But, I tend to stay away from newspapers that instruct their readers
to spy on their neighbors in the grocery store and report them if they
buy too many boxes of matches.

That's a little to anti-American and anti-Alabama for me.

In fact, it is reminiscent of Hitler's Nazi Germany or George Orwell's
1984.

In the future, if you must use my good name to move your
puppy-training paper at least get the facts straight. Biased media is
not credible media.

Loretta Nall

Alex City