Letter to the editor: Draft dodger doesn’t know about war

The current Commander in chief deceived his Draft Board and lied to his country. To serve would have been inconvenient and beneath his station.

Linguists might suggest Trump’s command of language is limited at best. He reduces law and order to martial law, which has repercussions.

Decent individuals with personal stories support an indecent, vulgar, vengeful, self-serving president. How that has happened is a challenge the pundits struggle to answer.

The promotion of fear, anger and autocracy as entertainment could replace baseball.

In the end, an explicit, unambiguous example of devastation and frustration: Watching the Supreme Leader deceive the unconscious public, as if he did not actually function on behalf of a foreign agent.

With 29,000 hours in the logbook and dozens of landings on runway 33 at Washington National Airport, I find recent comments by the President of the United States pathetic at best.

About the Supreme Court — In 1787 the U.S. Constitution came to life. The authors chose the word “Supreme” to describe the third branch.

There’s a plan coming into focus, the evidence of which is found in his words, blunt, as well as implied. Donald’s threat of violence, a natural precursor to the actual thing, will boost his re-election odds.

Gambling has been unleashed. Apparently, there aren’t enough existing addictions. So, why not search for more ways to make life miserable for those who already struggle? We’re good at promoting and underfunding destructive behavior.

I met a man from Mar-a-Lago, who believes Democracy is an extraneous distraction, as easily misunderstood or ignored as Neo-con, Fascist or Autocrat titles invented by the Eastern elite, who went to school and learned how to read.