To the editor:
Seth Moulton has proven—hopefully for the last time—how completely out of touch and tone-deaf he is with his comments on trans children. If he wants to see why the Democratic Party is losing ground, he needs only to look at himself.
When people talk about the Dems needing to address issues that Americans actually face, what we’re looking for is not some watered-down version of Republican fear-mongering about non-issues like excuses for why your daughter’s JV soccer team lost. We’re looking for someone who will address issues that truly improve constituents’ lives, like healthcare, housing, and the slow erosion of basic liberties.
Run a pet rock against him in the next primary—it will do more for us than Moulton has ever done.
James Roche
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