When I served as an Air Force dentist during the Vietnam War, we were called “baby killers.”
When I wrote extensively and spoke out against Obamacare’s brand of socialized medicine, I was called a racist.
When I co-founded the Nassau-Queens County Tea Party, I was called a Nazi and received threatening telephone calls.
When I spoke out against public funding for the private Roslyn Country Club, I was called an anti-Semite (until they found out I was Jewish).
When I supported Bush-Cheney, opponents called us traitors. When I spoke out for life and the unborn child, I was told I hated women.
When I called for religious freedom, I was labeled a religious fanatic.
Progressives claimed that by supporting Mitt Romney, we caused the death of old people just because we wanted to prevent the Medicare program from going bankrupt.
A reader called for the banning of my letters to the editor because, after living in Great Neck for 35 years, I don’t live there anymore. Another reader threatened to cancel her newspaper subscription because I called Al Gore self centered and hypocritical.
These are not examples of our country’s greatest moments. Thank God this newspaper has the courage to present every point of view.
I urge all of you who want to limit our personal freedoms, please read or reread article one of our great Constitution.
Your diatribes will never stop freedom-loving Americans from expressing their views. God Bless America.
Dr. Stephen Morris, DDS
North Hills
