Letter to the editor

Sat., May 7, 2016

Please, no more Manziel talk

Why anyone continues to report on Johnny Manziel is beyond me. Thousands of hardworking college football players would love to have the chances given to this spoiled brat who now is charged with hitting his girlfriend.

If I never hear another word about this cretin that would be fine with me. Manziel better thank his lucky stars that the minimum wage is now $15 an hour in some areas. He will need it to finance his lifestyle once his Cleveland Browns dollars run out.

What a complete waste.

Steve Hintyesz

Spokane

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