Dear Editor:
I grew up on a cattle ranch in the Salinas Valley of California in the 1950s. When I was 40 years old, I enrolled in one of the larger law schools in Northern California. Many of my classmates were from some of the various University of California campuses, including the campus in Berkley, California.
Whenever I refer to a politician as a Marxist from Berkley, I do not do it to simply call that person a name. I am doing it to label them because of the political philosophy that they have shown me in what they have said and written. By the Berkley part, I am referring to the University of California campus that this person attended.
You can tell who the Marxist from Berkley is in the U.S. House race in Montana this year because she has a D after her name.
Dr. W. David Herbert ESQ
Billings
