Letters to the Editor 12-08-22
Ideology isn’t partisanship Dear ER: The results of the Manhattan Beach elections were not about partisanship. They were about ideology. Those are two different concepts. No one brought party politics (partisanship) into our election. I myself voted for the two winning city council candidates, and for all I know at least one of them looks like he might be a Republican. (Not my bag, man.) I don’t know their party affiliation and I don’t care. People didn’t reject candidates because of their political party; they rejected council incumbent Suzanne Hadley and the radical Trifecta because we don’t want extreme right wing ideology in our schools or city government. We look out at the country and we see this ideology threatening our democracy, causing our kids to be afraid that they might be slaughtered in their classrooms. We see women losing rights they’ve had for 50 years to make decisions over their own bodies. This scares us. So we voted down the right wing ideologue, and said no you can’t control our school board. That’s not partisanship. It’s a rejection of a radical ideology. Christopher O’Brien Manhattan Beach Health and schools Dear ER: We understand there can be…
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