Attached is a letter to the editor that I just submitted to our local on-line news paper.
Feel to use any or all parts in your own Resistance Publishing.
PRESIDENT’S
TRUMPS FIRST MONTH IN OFFICE.
If you live
in the Fox News bubble then Trump’s first month as president has been a
resounding success.
However, if
you live in the world of actual facts, cause and effect, then Trumps first
month is troubling.
Trump’s
selection of Steve Bannon, a white supremacist member of the alt-right, as Whitehouse
Chief Strategist is contrary to traditional American values.
Trump has
unnecessarily alienated Mexico; a five-billion-dollar trading partner.
His withdrawal
from the Trans Pacific Partnership will increase the consumer cost of all Asian
products coming into the United States and result in Asian trading partners
turning to China and moving away from trade with the United States.
Trump has unnecessarily
alienated the Australian Prime Minister – a country that has been our ally in
all wars since WW-2.
Trump’s
unconstitutional Muslim band on counties that have not been involved in
terrorism against the United States has further fueled resentment of the US in
the Arab world.
Trumps
business conflicts of interest are glaring and can only be fully known by him
releasing his income tax records – which he refuses.
Trumps ties
to Russia and to the Putin regime are troubling, and the question that must be
answered is: were the members of the Trump election team in communication and
complicit with the Russian effort to influence our Presidential election?
Trump’s over
the top attack on the free press is in line with other authoritarian regimes of
dictatorships.
Then there
are the misrepresentations, exaggerations and the outright lies, labeled as
alternative facts, that float freely from the Trump Whitehouse almost daily.
This is by no
means a comprehensive list and should trouble all Americans.
the Ol'Buzzard
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