Letter: Fayetteville reader decries ‘hyper-partisanship’

The Fayetteville Observer
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In response to the Observer Forum question about our New Year's resolutions (Jan. 9, 2022): I resolve to avoid biased “news” sources on TV and the internet. I will stay informed by watching the traditional TV network news stations instead of the polarized, partisan programs on the cable news channels.

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I will regularly check The Fayetteville Observer headlines along with Spectrum News channel 14 for developments in North Carolina. Hyper-partisanship is tearing Americans apart and damaging our country.

I will support the Freedom to Vote Act and encourage everyone to VOTE during the midterm elections this coming November. The future of our democratic republic may depend on everyone’s vote.

Janet Smith, Fayetteville

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Voters wait in the rain just before 10 a.m. at the Cliffdale Recreation Center early voting site in Fayetteville on Friday, Oct. 16, 2020. Cumberland County election officials reported on Facebook that more than 10,400 people had voted on Thursday, the first day of early voting in North Carolina for the Nov. 3 election. Early voting continues each day through Oct. 31.

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