John H. Callan, Fort Atkinson
As The New York Times put it, “For those Americans who are still tempted to return him to the presidency or to not vote in November, it is worth considering the assessment of Mr. Trump by those who have seen him up close.”
Ben Adams, Town of Watertown
The first key is a door key in the hand of incumbent Scott Fitzgerald. It is December 2020. The true electors were to meet that day with Governor Evers to certify that Joe Biden had won Wisconsin and the 10 electors met to formally sign papers and finalize the state’s result. But a set of fake electors, hoodwinked by lawyers and officials of the Trump campaign, were getting ready to meet as well.
Jane M. Fary and Daniel R. B. Fary, M.D., Fort Atkinson
As the presidential election rapidly approaches, we are becoming increasingly concerned by the support for Donald Trump and J.D. Vance. They refuse to admit the proven fact that Trump lost the last election, and they will not commit to peacefully accepting the results of the next election if they lose.
Robert White, Jefferson
Christians can be confusing. Recent polling shows that a majority of Catholics and evangelicals support Donald Trump for president. Yet Donald Trump seems to have nothing in common with the Jesus who Christians praise and pray to.
Mark Vanlaeys, Delavan
“Make America Great Again” alludes to a time when we as a nation were superb. It’s an era that no one can pin down under scrutiny since whichever time was great for some, was invariably horrendous for others.
Brian Berninger, Milton
Trump inherited a strong economy from Obama. Obama inherited one of the weakest in history from George W. Bush, who had inherited a strong one from Clinton. Biden inherited a weak economy from Trump, but will pass a strong one onto the next President.
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