When slanderous allegations are made against three state senators, it seems to me the public has a right to see what the allegations were so they can judge for themselves whether or not Mr. Peterson's charges have any validity.
When opinion without any evidence is published it is just that - evidence-free opinion. Or perhaps a reference could be made to the statements made if it was reported in a previous issue of the Gazette.
J.B. Gingrich
Milford
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