Feedback from Aug. 8 and Beyond
Readers opine on women's soccer, UTA and the mayoral race.
By City Weekly Readers
Cover story, Aug. 8, "DNA Detections"
This is so cool and inspiring. I'm so happy for these folks who found each other. Very well-written article as well. Thanks for putting this out here!
@GladMama
Via cityweekly.net
Opinion, Aug. 8, "Gun Control: Time to Do it Right"
I almost choked on his plastic sincerity. Donald Trump, you are the author of America's hate ... buck stops at the White House door ... take ownership. Thank you, [Michael S.] Robinson Sr. and City Weekly.
Joe Andrade
Via Twitter
Nope.
Danny Lavesk
Via Facebook
Move to England, Mr. Robinson.
Jose Manuel Lugo
Via cityweekly.net
Pass.
Thomas Holt
Via Facebook
Hits & Misses, Aug. 8, "The Billboard Race"
Interesting observations. First thing I thought of when I read Jim Dabakis' criticisms about his opponents' use of billboards [Luz Escamilla] were that he might want to discuss policy not billboards. I don't vote in SLC, though, so this is just an observation.
Sheryl Hussein Ginsberg
Via cityweekly.net
News, Aug. 8, "Turning a Corner: Recently overhauled Utah Transit Authority dreams up plans for the future. But where do you even begin?"
And not one of them will ever include the area in which I live but I just keep paying for UTA and other peoples' transportation costs. Socialism in Utah.
Fred A. Schmauch
Via Twitter
News, Aug. 8, "'At Least You're Pretty': From the Utah Royals to the World Cup in France, 'fansplaining' is an utterly unsurprising phenomenon that needs to end at women's sporting events"
This!
Annie Quan
Via Facebook
Hope to see you at some Aggie women's soccer games this season—starting with the exhibition against SUU. We could use support. The girls look promising this season!
@dwillievan
Via cityweekly.net
Amen to that!
@UtahJenn
Via Twitter
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