I have no problem with Chris Conway’s opinion in the Kennebec Journal on Sept. 12. I gave my opinion, which was my right, but it was not done lightly nor without a tremendous amount of reading and going into things in depth.
A lot of information is out there if one has the time to look.
One can take information from many different sources and form their own opinions.
The mainstream media control a lot of information the average person hears or reads. Can Conway be certain my opinion was not based on facts?
What I believe as truth comes from some pretty reliable sources, although he may find them inappropriate. A few sources of my information include Heritage Foundation, Judicial Watch, Charles Krauthammer, Personal Liberties, David Horowitz and historian David Barton.
Sheila Gibbs
Winthrop
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