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Well said. Let's celebrate fair local journalism that is praising local politics when they do well and is criticizing them when they don't.
Any "influencer" (or politician) on social media will tell you it's not the 1000 "Likes" that make them better, it's often the one critique that makes them think harder.
At least that is true for the good ones - the bad ones just ramp up their marketing budget more. Which again helps voters to see the truth.
Well written, Ms. Kuhre. I’d recommend that people in San Mateo County or any other county purchase a subscription to the Daily Journal. So if you’re late riser and physical paper copies are gone, you can pull out your tablet or phone and continue enjoying the Journal over your morning coffee. With a subscription you can also enjoy the paper during breakfast, lunch, dinner, nightcap, family gatherings, etc. And please contribute feedback to articles, op-eds, polls, anything. I can’t speak for everyone but I’d like to read/react to your thoughts.
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