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Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-07-31; 70601

Expresses discontent with program featuring a journalist not "over-endowed with grey matter."

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-07-31; 60053

Expresses discontent with journalists from Washington Times being on program.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-12; 10301

Expresses discontent with terminology used to describe civil-service workers.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-25; 34432

Suggests that staff should moderate panel discussions better and that journalists should disclose their political beliefs.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-30; 32169

Expresses discontent with call-in process and with mass media.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-21; 07932

Expresses discontent with C-SPAN for cutting off a witness to Bill Clinton's affair, and in general with Bill Clinton's lack of character.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-24; 94549

Expresses appreciation for Brian Lamb, but discontent with Sarah McLendon for her slander.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-21; 97537

Suggests that guests and callers alike read Constitution before making comments with conviction.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-23; 01266

Expresses discontent with journalists guests on C-SPAN and their commentary about Bush, especially Sarah McLendon's, accuses C-SPAN of liberal bias.

Letter to C-SPAN, n.d.; 92544

Accuses C-SPAN of liberal bias, especially after featuring Sarah McLendon, suggests a more balanced journalistic program.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-15; 02169

Expresses discontent with quality of guests on program.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-23; 43140

Accuses C-SPAN of bias, especially during call-in show with Sarah McLendon.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-27; 94611

Expresses discontent with journalist guest on call-in show.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-24; 67042

Expresses appreciation for Suzanne Fields, a conservative journalist, on program, and for Rush Limbaugh, suggests other conservative journalists.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-28; 22801

Expresses discontent with C-SPAN staff for allowing guests to spew misinformation on program.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-24; 80920

Expresses appreciation for C-SPAN as political relief, and its staff.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-28; 44313

Expresses discontent with Sarah McLendon and her style of journalism, suggests that she not be on program again.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-24; 95991

Expresses discontent with Suzanne Fields, suggests that other "parroting" journalists should be on program to counter her.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-22; 45157

Expresses discontent with staff for cutting her off on call-in program, asks questions about foreign aid to and relations with Israel, and about abortion, attaches several letters to various politicians and media personnel.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-24; 90715

Expresses appreciation for Sarah McLendon's comments on Bush and the church and state.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-17; 95437

Expresses appreciation for C-SPAN philosophy of neutrality, especially compared to other networks.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-09; 32117

Suggests a toll-free number for people who can't afford to call in all the time, discusses war in Yugoslavia.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-16; 53545

Expresses discontent with lobbyists from Japan on "loan" to the Bush campaign on program.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1992-08-21; 01923

Suggests a toll-free number for people who can't afford to call in all the time, expresses appreciation for journalist guests.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1993-07-29

Expresses discontent with Republican involvements and shadiness concerning Savings and Loans Crisis, treatment of Clinton/disrespect for presidency, and Desert Storm.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1993-08-19; 97404

Discusses topics such as: wealth disparity; Reagan's economic policies and its effects; trickle-down and gridlock; 1992 election; ignorance in America; and attaches letter to Ross Perot's organization.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1993-07-01

Expresses discontent with legislators, but appreciation for interviews on C-SPAN.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1993-07-25; 23227

Explains that Hillary Clinton's own worst enemy is herself.

Letter to C-SPAN, 1993-08-03; 92022

Asks for gifts of returning families to Christian values and ringing of church bells (to symbolize this), to deflect Communism (seeping into American society through social services), stop abortion, and getting rid of political corruption (among other things).

Letter to C-SPAN, 1993-08-05; 92256

Expresses discontent with tax implications of Tax and Spend Bill on lower classes, despite politicians of both parties lying about it.

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