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STANDARDS FOR JUDGES LOW

“Other sources give another viewpoint” (Derrick Fellows, October 11): Bill Clinton was a politician not a wannabe judge! There is a difference! You say the “liberal press apply double standards, according to their view of the alleged offender”. At least they don’t apply double standards according to colour, gender or sexual orientatio­n!

John Finlayson, Brett Kavanaugh was more than just a little hot under the collar. What really matters though is that he revealed that he is very political (therefore biased and not impartial).

He [allegedly] lied about his drinking habits and the meaning of crude words he had used to demean women (and possibly a sexual assault).

The point is, he revealed that he is partisan and dishonest. This revelation of his true self should disqualify him from serving as a judge. Clearly the standard for appointing judges in the US is not as high as it is in Britain and SA. SCREWTAPE

RECEIVED BILL VERY LATE

I agree with Andy (“Metro accounts not received”, October 11). I received my municipal bill dated August 17 on October 10, the account payable before September 17. HELEN

SCULPTURE PURE KITSCH

One man’s meat is another’s poison. Well, the new so-called sculpture at the top of Donkin Street is pure kitsch (“Donkin feels the love of new sculpture”, October 12). Louwrens Westraad has done himself a great disservice. S WATTS

RETIREMENT FUNDS DEVALUED

SA Express [reportedly] sent out a notice to all employees that their retirement fund had devalued by 20%. Teachers, you are next. DD

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