Dear Editor:
Re: Loss of auditor general is a bad move, The Record, Editorial, Jan. 11.
This editorial was right on the money. When they write the history of Christy Clark's stint as premier, it's going to be a tale of woe. She has lurched from one terrible decision to another.
Her latest gaffe, her government's decision to not re-appoint John Doyle, is a huge setback for all B.C. Mr. Doyle was asking tough questions of the B.C. Liberals, questions about their scandalous actions on B.C. Rail and their sloppy accounting at B.C. Hydro.
The premier is many things, but one thing she is not is a person who likes tough questions.
So Mr. Doyle is getting the pink slip. We don't need a vindictive premier.
We need a change in Victoria and what happened to Mr. Doyle tells me that the change should start with Ms. Clark.
Leila Lolua, by email
