Nonpartisan? Let’s be accurate

In your Aug. 10 edition there was a letter to the editor titled, “Political candidates should be forthright with voters.” In it, the Center for Arizona Policy was labeled as “nonpartisan,” as was its Voter’s Guide.

To call the Center for Arizona Policy nonpartisan couldn’t be further from the truth. It is a far‑right conservative entity, founded by candidate for governor Len Munsil, that lobbies the legislature on conservative religious and moral issues. If one visits their Web site, it is pretty obvious from first glance what side of the aisle they are on.

I don't know what the author (Warren Goodrich, Scottsdale) intended by this misrepresentation, or if he truly did not know, but let’s be accurate about who they are and what candidates they support.

Dave Thompson, Phoenix