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Opinion - Letters to the Editor

Tuesday, Feb. 09, 2010

Letter: Jobs, jobs, jobs

Editor: The most common words at the national, state and local level is jobs, jobs, jobs.

The daily news mentions this constantly. I urge the opponents and their attorneys to the Wal-Mart project to allow this project to move ahead as there are many people who need the jobs and are struggling just to keep food on the table and further delays only worsens the situation.

As President Reagan told Mr. Gorbachev: "Tear down this wall." I urge this group to do not delay this project and drop the lawsuits so people can have jobs so they can feed their families.

JOHN MINETTI

Merced





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