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LETTER: Langley letter writer points out political paradox

A local letter writer complained right-wing views were excluded from media. Another writer reacts

Dear Editor,

Re: Right-wing excluded [from media coverage], Langley Advance Times, Nov. 8.

And yet Mr. Clark we continue to see your far-right vitriol in the editorial pages.

Cam Lochhead, Langley

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