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Press too harsh
writing on Marsh
I am the niece of Atlantic City Council President William H. Marsh, writing on behalf of the Marsh family. We are asking that The Press please be a bit more sensitive when putting material about Marsh in the newspaper. We understand that in the world of mass media, "sensitive" is rarely considered. But anyone who believes in the power of the press knows that words have a huge impact in this world. The articles concerning Marsh, while informative, have taken quite a toll on our family. We are a peaceful, God-fearing, respectful family. It is hard for us to read articles constantly re-hashed about William. Very seldom is the whole story reported.
Just once, we would like to read about the many things this man has done to help people over the years.
Whether you feel Marsh is a good man is your own personal decision. But a huge amount of public opinion is influenced by what people read in your paper. If everyone's personal judgment of character is based on what's printed in The Press, opinions can be distorted. We would never ask you to show favoritism toward a political figure, but we are asking that you please show a little compassion for Marsh and our family.
SHANNON HARRINGTON
Egg Harbor Township
Politicians killing
prosperity, liberty
Flatlining an economy is not as easy a task as one might think, but it seems that we have found a team of professionals who are dedicated to achieving that goal - security, manufacturing, jobs and the banks are all in disarray.
With the financial backbone of the economy broken, the path is clear to revive slavery through taxes. A system of indentured servitude can be created to quell any remaining signs of a pulse in life, liberty or the pursuit of happiness. They will have to pick up the pace, though, to meet the 2010 election-cycle deadline.
KEN ELLIS
Ocean City
Posted in Letters on Tuesday, June 30, 2009 3:05 am
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