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Show Wqdjp tike IEeaBdDiPcfl What is your reaction to Jesse Jackson's attempt to rescue the captured U.S. airman from Syria? Editor's note: this question was asked Monday, before Goodman was released. ' "" , -VTA. I. A I 4 A- ; " v.crv . f ; ; ( -' limn S '' - 1 - ,m J J) b , . .. ., ' 'A A' j r '"f t - Marie Ellis I think he should leave it alone. If he had more authority, it would have been better. But he doesn't. Nancy McComb I'm not sure I agree with everything Jesse Jackson does, but I think the U.S. does not belong in Lebanon or Syria . Betsy Bacon I think it's a very brave thing to do. I doubt it's going to do any good. Politically, it's probably going to hurt him. They should have sent a woman to do a man's job. Bob Reese It's all right as far as I'm concerned. It can't hurt. i Bob Wells j I agree 100 percent with Mr. ! Reagan that it's all politics. I think the reverend couldn't care less if the airman was released or not. Like all Democrats, he speaks out of the convenient side of the mouth. I ' ' t i i Kurt Gumbrecht It's sort of an admirable goal, but I don't know if he's working in the political process to make sure it's an equitable situation for the people of the U.S. The Marines are over there for a good reason, and without working with President Reagan his (Jackson's) general good meaning could be misconstrued. |
