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To the Editor,
With establishment hacks Biden and Harris having "retaken" the White House (insert derisive chuckle of unbelief) for the Democrats, inflation, including gas prices, has soared to 40-year highs; employment numbers have stagnated; medical oppression is the order of the day, and Russia felt safe and confident enough in America's lethargically weak, corrupt, dementia-addled "leadership" to invade Ukraine, touching off a powder keg with potentially worldwide repercussions. China and Taiwan are likely next on the agenda.
But hey, don't blame poor old Joe; he's just a figurehead. A puppet, doing and saying what his handlers tell him, so he doesn't get yelled at, and gets his Jell-O and juice box, at nap time.
Things were a lot better, oh...this time maybe three years ago, wouldn't you say?
Who was in office, then...? Who was that...?
Oh, yeah: Donald Trump.
Let me set this up:
A complete political outsider gets elected. He comes in, and does what a President is expected to do, unlike his four previous predecessors: he leads with strength, in a way that looks out strictly for the sovereign United States of America. American leadership focused mainly on American issues and interests; what a nice change of pace.
As a result, inflation stalled, wages rose, unemployment fell across the board, the market soared, no new wars were started for the first time in years, treaties and agreements were renegotiated--our "allies" made accountable to us for our generosity, blood and treasure, after decades of bending us over the table and picking our pockets.
In short, all the right numbers went up, all the right numbers went down. Was he perfect? Of course not; no one ever is perfect, because no one is perfect.
Of necessity, however, he'd surrounded himself with slimy, establishment, elitist "swamp-dwelling" politicos typically and desperately trying to maintain their cushy, corrupt, even treasonous, status quo, rather than doing what was right, and good for the country. They were thus not loyal, and poor advisors.
Nonetheless, Donald Trump made a very good President for our country, simply because he was the first in over 30 years, to actually focus strictly on advancing America's concerns and interests.
...and the soulless, traitor Democrats frantically, obsessively fought, belittled, and tried to entrap him every step of the way, and the sleazy, posturing, establishment Republicans barely had his back, and in the end, betrayed him. They didn't like him any more than the Democrats did, just for different reasons. Or, perhaps the same reasons.
But for the average American, things were simply better under Donald Trump.
It amazes me, how many people still cannot–or will not–see this, for the undeniable fact it indeed is. Especially right now. Is our collective memory that short? Our objective thinking that diminished?
But hey, I know; "orange man bad".
Why is he bad? They don't know; he just is. The TV says so.
Trump 2024.
You know it's coming. All we have to do is keep the Democrats from stealing that one, too.
Rob Denham
Weirton