Frightening letter in my local newspaper this morning...

No One Above Law Of The U.S. Constitution

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The White House has fired independent AmeriCorps inspector general Gerald Walpin.

He conducted an investigation into misuse of federal funds by Sacramento mayor and Obama friend Kevin Johnson when he was the president of nonprofit organizatin St. Hope.

Filing his report when the allegations proved true, the inspector general received a call from the White House giving him an hour to resign or he would be fired. He refused to resign. The action is still ongoing.

Those who shred the Constitution will be swept from power by constitutional means, including the Second Amendment, which was included in the Constitution if ever “again” needed for this specific purpose.

Carroll Cawyer
Stephenville

In response to Carroll Cawyer's letter, ("No One Above Law Of The U.S. Constitution", The Daily News, June 25), I find it shockingly irresponsible that our local newspaper would print a letter implying the use of violence against the federal government.

Citizens of Washington, DC, do not, as Mr. Cawyer suggests, have a voting representative in Congress. Mr. Cawyer also fails to give the whole story involving the firing of Inspector General Gerald Walpin.

Mr. Cawyer's reference to the use of "Second Amendment" rights against the government, after spinning a conspiracy theory involving President Obama, is chilling.

The Daily News should hold itself to a higher standard when deciding what letters are worthy of publishing.