I have more French wine in my blood than French heritage, but nonetheless, I am offended by the governor’s latest go-to refrain, “I understand, and I’m French.”
I know what it means to me, but I wish some local journalist would ask him what it means to him.
I would also like to have an influential (nonpolitical, please) person of French heritage explain to him what he is really saying.
I’m sure he will understand, after all he’s French.
David Hollingsworth
Belgrade Lakes
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