Readers back writer, say they’ll walk thin line with her

Dear editor:
We were about to read “Through the Looking Glass” by Lewis Carroll when we came across Cathy Kunkel’s letter (Greybull Standard - April 25, 2024) and realized that we could save time by reading her Reader’s Digest condensed version of the wacky classic.
Ms. Kunkel somehow finds an “insinuation” that immigrants are a “problem” from the observation by Marlys Good (a lady with a few more years and a lot more wisdom than some) that chants of “Death to America” in the White House are rather troubling. The only insinuation I see from Ms. Good is that chants of “Death to America” in the White House are rather troubling. Perhaps in equating Ms. Good’s remarks about these chants with a general bashing of all immigrants, Ms. Kunkel is insinuating that all immigrants wish death to America? This is a fascinating interpretation but one we must respectfully disagree with.