I am getting tired of people complaining about Gov. Olene Walker being snubbed by the Republican delegates in the recent convention. These delegates are voted in the precinct caucuses by the people. If 80 percent of the people really wanted Walker to be selected, then why didn't everyone vote for delegates that would support Walker? If you really wanted Walker to win, maybe you could have actually attended your precinct caucus and voiced your opinion over the matter.
Joseph Young
Cottonwood Heights
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