kudos to the journal<u+2019>s opinion pages for the perfect alignment of fred barnes<u+2019>s <u+201c> sayonara, harry reid <u+201d> (op-ed, oct. 31) with the bookshelf review <u+201c>the monsters that torment us.<u+201d> you nailed it. while anxieties about personal monsters may wane on our waking, harry scares me much more when i<u+2019>m awake. far more unfortunately, his legacy will likely damage the senate<u+2019>s performance for some time yet. as for sen. reid calling his aspiring senate-seat successor joe heck a puppet of the koch brothers, one wonders how the good senator from nevada views his own performances, usually done in full cooperation with president obama. oh, wait<u+2014>the notable & quotable title on the same page captures exactly his standard operating belief (s.o.b.): <u+201c>you die, i win.<u+201d> b. beane palatine, ill. why is senate democratic leader harry reid of nevada upset with fbi director james comey for reopening the email case against hillary clinton after new evidence has been found? since when in america are politicians above the law and crime investigations against them put on hold if it is <u+201c>inconvenient<u+201d> for them at the time. paul malevitz miami beach, fla.
harry reid is in no position to mock puppets - wsj
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