Miller does not appear to be an honest person

To the editor:

For a very brief time, I considered Joe Miller as possibly worthy of my vote. But as more and more truth on his background comes out, it is clear to me the only house this guy belongs in is at the end of a long dirt road with a “no trespassing” signed gate.

Most curious to me is this problem he had as a Fairbanks lawyer. He finally admitted he was disciplined for misuse of borough computers, by sending political e-mails. Okay, that’s not a good thing.

But everyone seems to have ignored the fact that he sent these e-mails from other people’s computers. He justified his acts by saying he did it on his lunch hour. Yeah, lunch time, when people are away from their computer and out of the office. Most people probably don’t expect a fellow employee, a prosecuting lawyer no less, to break into their computer and send illegal e-mails in their name.

Joe Miller does not appear to be an honest person. Given his extensive outside financing and all the favors he will have to return, I am reminded of another, out of nowhere politician running in Alaska. Does anyone else remember John Lindauer?

Tom Rainey

Palmer