To the editor:
As a resident of Salem, I am incredibly disturbed by Representative Seth Moulton’s comments to The New York Times. Regardless of how he tries to spin it, his interview targeted trans children as a political liability and a danger to others.
I think any reasonable person can agree that a man who will throw certain children in his community under the bus for his own gain should not continue to hold power over all children’s safety. I look forward to voting against him should he decide to run for another term.
Best,
Clare Tof Miryam
Salem
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