Post Office

I may agree with you politically, however, I don’t want your publication
   I received your magazine that was sent to me unsolicited. Even though I probably am in agreement with you politically, I do not appreciate, want nor like unsolicited mail. To me, it is an invasion of privacy.
   As nice and slick as your magazine is (and it is), I demand that you remove my name and address from your mailing list. Please see to it that if you bought it from another source, that source should also remove my personal information. Being on any mailing list means that it increases exponentially with my mailbox being deluged and filled with junk mail, which is automatically tossed into the trash. I read none of it. Nonetheless, I resent it and insist that my wishes are followed.
   Please remove, delete and, in every way, get rid of my name and address from your mail list. Furthermore, verify to me via mail that this is done. [EDITOR: Apologies Graydon, but we deleted your address from our mailing list.] I receive entirely too much junk mail as it is, and I certainly do not want an unsolicited publication, regardless how good it is, to be cluttering my mailbox. Save yourselves the postage because it would not be read anyway, despite its quality.
I am sorry, but I would not subscribe to Liberty Watch although I appreciate knowing that you exist. Thank you for your effort.
Graydon Jones
Las Vegas

I doubt Ty Cobb made a statement
   George Harris is a moron. It’s not even March and his article on Ty Cobb setting an example is a forgotten memory [“Take his lead,” February]. Ty only made enemies by not approving Barbara Buckley as Speaker and hurt any conservative agenda he may pursue. 
Janice
Carson City

Liberty Watch affected the 2006 election!
   Your rag is about the worst piece of misinformation around! No wonder the Democrats won easily last year with opponents like you.
   Wait till 2008!
Jesse
Las Vegas