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Letter: What voters want is ignored

The Columbian
Published: June 24, 2014, 5:00pm

I have to agree with Thomas Krueger’s June 12 letter, “Topic has been covered; move on,” and other readers who have said they are tired of the coverage of the so-called “M&M boys.” I don’t even read about them anymore. It is childish, and I feel that the citizens of Clark County are taken for fools.

The Vancouver City Council and Clark County commissioners are doing whatever they want. Not only is it them, but it is the same with C-Tran now, and many of the small communities. Every week, we read about some shady deals that these people are doing. Battle Ground officials acted as if they didn’t know about Wal-Mart’s arrival.

As far as I can see, the politicians take us for idiots. I don’t even want to read the paper much anymore, as it just irks me. Honesty means nothing. What the voters want means nothing.

Gynene Lane

Battle Ground

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