Seeking common ground over National Anthem flap
Dear Denver Broncos,
I feel that everyone should stand for the National Anthem to honor our flag, our country and our people. I also feel the frustrations of those who demur. I suggest we all take a moment of silence before the anthem and pray that our country achieves “liberty and justice for all” and “with malice toward none.”
Edward Sanditen
Aspen
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