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twitterLetter: Ensign should accept defeat
Monday, Dec. 7, 1998 | 11:45 a.m.
The outcome was legal. Two years later Dornan was defeated by a big margin.
Just think, Ensign, this will happen to you in future years. The Republicans are sore losers. Ensign should get off his high horse and accept defeat like a man. Voters, remember this if Ensign runs again. Sore loser!
Don Saigbough
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