Luis Carrasco, a real estate and border trade reporter for the Arizona Daily Star in Tucson, has become an editorial writer for the paper.
Carrasco writes, “Hello, reasonable person. How are you today? It’s very nice to meet you. I don’t mean to be forward, but I feel as if I know you. Sometimes I think there’s so few of us left we should just start a club and meet regularly. Then I realize how unreasonable that sounds and move on.
“Anyway, my name is Luis and I am the new editorial writer at the Star.
“These pages are important, not because we get to speak, but because we get to listen to one another. They are, ideally, a place for reasonable people to come together, share ideas and debate.”
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