Bachmann Besieged
By City Weekly ReadersIt is a shame that a publication like Newsweek has lowered itself to this level of abuse of our political leaders [“Eight possible thoughts running through Michele Bachmann’s mind on the latest Newsweek magazine cover,” Aug. 11, City Weekly]. I hope the Newsweek board of directors finds some new personnel who will not allow such desecration of our leaders.
To the advertisers buying space in Newsweek, rest assured that I will not patronize your products or services.
Mel Steiger
Taylorsville
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