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Day ignores 9/11, features smug Obama

September 16, 2016 12:00 am • Last Updated: September 16, 2016 5:10 pm

I am so disappointed in The Day because on September 11, the 15-year anniversary of 9/11, there was nothing on the front page of the print edition honoring that day and the 2,977 lives lost.

But on the Monday, Sept. 12, front page − a little too late − were articles about 9/11 beside a major headline about Hillary Clinton's illness and on page A5 a smug picture of our president.

During this campaign season I thought the job of a paper was to give information not just its opinions. But your opinion appears throughout the whole paper. If I remember correctly, you endorsed Gov. Malloy. That worked out well for the people of Connecticut!

Seeing you are so Democratic, why not keep it on the Opinion page and leave the rest of the newspaper for news.

Thank goodness this is America and I have a vote and an opinion!

Sandra Campion

Groton

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