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Whether it was theatric or a joke ― because ultimately he got one of his hard-earned gold medals back after "giving" it to the president of the United States ― what was Jordan Stolz thinking to hand over such a precious, coveted award to a greedy billionaire who has flaked the White House with gaudy gold "paint?” (“Stolz shares his Olympic gold with Trump,” May 8).
Keith Kohls, Hartford
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Wouldn't it have been nice if our local Olympic hero, instead of giving his gold medal to the president, had visited a local children's hospital, found a child who cannot walk much less skate, worked with them on physical therapy, a presented them with a god medal when they were able to walk on their own (“Stolz shares his Olympic gold with Trump,” June 8)?
Judy Stamnes, Juneau
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This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Was it theater or a joke when Stolz 'gave' medal to Trump? | Letter
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Keith Kohls, Hartford
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Jordan Stolz could have shared Olympic gold far differently
Wouldn't it have been nice if our local Olympic hero, instead of giving his gold medal to the president, had visited a local children's hospital, found a child who cannot walk much less skate, worked with them on physical therapy, a presented them with a god medal when they were able to walk on their own (“Stolz shares his Olympic gold with Trump,” June 8)?
Judy Stamnes, Juneau
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This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Was it theater or a joke when Stolz 'gave' medal to Trump? | Letter
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