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Say it ain’t Joe

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I have to ask if you folks are playing with a full deck. We all know the Sun Sentinel is as far to the left as possible, look at your choices during this last voting session. But to come out and say Joe Biden is your man of choice leaves a lot to be desired. This country for the first time is right on track to being the best nation in the world.

Let’s see. Your candidate for president was in office, both Senate and vice president, for over 45 years. What did he do? Basically nothing, and now you think he will be a good president. You folks down in Fort Lauderdale get some weed from Colorado to smoke. You all need some real help to think that just because of coronaviru­s and COVID that it’s all the president’s fault after three great years doing all that he has promised, even getting Israel and the UAE to have started a peaceful diplomatic relationsh­ip.

Shame on you and this paper, as I call to cancel it and will get the Palm beach Post instead. Goodbye!

Steve Goldsmith, Delray Beach

Go Joe!

I have not heard nor read a more targeted, reasonable or eloquent case for the need to elect Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Fact based to be sure, but the need to restore decency, establish true empathy and rekindle the pride and purpose of simply being an American citizen was spot on. Thank you for giving us a bible to be revisited as needed as this process continues. We will need it.

Adrienne Chadwin, Boynton Beach

Opinion page is too opinionate­d

I feel that your opinion page urging us to vote for one party is not what a newspaper should do. We are aware of the good and bad of each party. However, to advertise your Democratic Party bias is bad journalism. I am sure that in journalism school this was part of your core courses.

When independen­t voters, as I am, make our decision on Election Day, we remember the unprofessi­onal urging of your value system, as well as that of other so-called journalist­s on TV. You are unfortunat­ely not rememberin­g history. You probably will repeat the history of the last election.

I will be discontinu­ing my subscripti­on to your paper due to your unprofessi­onal and biased opinion for which I have been paying you.

Richard Finkel, Plantation

Firing the Firer-in-Chief

Appropriat­e and telling that two producers from the show “The Apprentice” are involved with the production of the 2020 Republican National Convention. Donald Trump, as a business apprentice, had six bankruptci­es. As the presidenti­al apprentice, he has had a bankrupt four years of chaos, blatant corruption, a multiplici­ty of lies and a diminishme­nt of America’s place in the world.

It’s time for the American people to come together and tell him, “You’re fired!”

Art Hurwitz, Highland Beach

The sea was angry that day, my friends

As a former U.S. Navy officer, it seems to me that Mr. Trice was not well-prepared to put to sea. [”Captain has ‘never faced anything’ like this shipwreck off Highland Beach,” Aug. 24] One of the most important things in sailing is knowing what the meteorolog­ical conditions are. I don’t have a boat, but if I did, there is no way I would have gone out with a tropical storm in the area. I live on the beach, and I’m always amazed that there are people in the water despite the red flags flying, as well as jet skiers zooming around in the heavy surf. Common sense anyone?

Bob Alden, Fort Lauderdale

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