Neil Horner’s recent letter to the editor about John Harding’s editorials came across like an American-style attack ad.
Neil Horner’s recent letter to the editor about John Harding’s editorials came across like an American-style attack ad — heavy on vitriol, light on substance.
Is this the same Neil Horner who once wrote columns for both local newspapers? If so, I think his comments have less to do with insight and more to do with envy.
If not, heaven help us if there’s two of them.
John ChambersParksville
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