The headline “Some students not receiving free lunches” (Bayside Times, Sept. 19-25, 2014) is a sad commentary. Some people will remember the fact that “there is no free lunch.” In their search for votes, politicians have forgotten (suppressed) the truth. Where does it end?
Signed, a taxpayer,
J S. Hettrick
Little Neck
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