Letters to the Editor

To the Editor,

Sometimes the conspicuous is not-so-conspicuous until it’s pointed out.

In politics, it’s acceptable – expected – for sitting politicians to support each other for re-election. It’s not so acceptable to publicly support a primary challenger. The party sees it as distasteful.

Does Jim Gregory enjoy the public support of any of his General Assembly peers for re-election? No, no he does not.

But, former state Sen. Eichelberger and former state Rep. McGinnis, free from unwritten party rules, are publicly supporting Gregory’s opponent, Scott Barger.

Maybe Gregory’s peers won’t endors...