Re: Albuquerque Journal Editorial
| January 15, 2003 10:24PM |
IMHO:
The last few days there has been a editorial or two posted about our railroad. It seems to be causing an uproar on some of the other boards.
The common message is the state should step up to the plate and make sure this railroad is saved. Are there mistakes in the editorial YES but that can't be as important as the message "we must save this railroad"
If every newspaper in the country would write an editorial saying to the states they should step up to the plate and save the railroad we just shouldn't care or get nasty about a few mistakes. The number one priority is "SAVE THE RAILROAD"
Would I like it better if everything was 100% correct YES of course. Lets get real its so involved not every editor can understand everything.
We should be thankful rather than BITCH.
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The last few days there has been a editorial or two posted about our railroad. It seems to be causing an uproar on some of the other boards.
The common message is the state should step up to the plate and make sure this railroad is saved. Are there mistakes in the editorial YES but that can't be as important as the message "we must save this railroad"
If every newspaper in the country would write an editorial saying to the states they should step up to the plate and save the railroad we just shouldn't care or get nasty about a few mistakes. The number one priority is "SAVE THE RAILROAD"
Would I like it better if everything was 100% correct YES of course. Lets get real its so involved not every editor can understand everything.
We should be thankful rather than BITCH.
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roger hogan | January 15, 2003 08:58AM |
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Mark Valerius | January 15, 2003 11:47AM |
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roger hogan | January 15, 2003 10:24PM |
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