Sign of cowardice

Sat., July 16, 2016

I read with interest the July 6 letter from George Herion. I am not surprised that someone else has had their Trump sign stolen in the dark of night. My sign disappeared Friday night before the Fourth of July. I believe the same individual also tried to gain entry to my back yard through one of our gates. Fortunately for me, I keep them locked.

If these cowards think they can intimidate me, think again. I am ordering several signs this time and may install a video surveillance system. I applaud George for not letting anyone intimidate him from using the freedom of speech to campaign with those who want to “Make America Great Again.”

Eric Meier

Spokane Valley

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