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Thanks to The Times’ Book Review, it was not necesary for me to buy Kitty Kelley’s book in order to read a biased, mean-spirited and scurrilous attack on Nancy Reagan. It was right there in the two “reviews” printed by The Times.
Robert Sherrill writes for Nation magazine, a radical-left publication whose editorial policy is best characterized by Alexander Cockburn’s writing, which occasionally appears in The Times . . .
Sidney Blumenthal, who wrote the other Reagan-bashing article about a Reagan-bashing book, is an editor of the New Republic, a very liberal but more balanced magazine. He is, nonetheless, a political enemy of Reagan and Bush and a biased writer.
Why could The Times not find one old Reagan hand to comment on one of these books? The reviews belonged on the editorial page, not the book section . . .
The facts are that Reagan is a major figure with a tremendous and beneficial impact on the last 30 years of our history, and all the Democrats’ and The Times’ ankle biting will not change that.
MICHAEL T. KENNEDY, MISSION VIEJO
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