LETTER: A challenge for the president

Many feel it doesn’t make a difference because our voices are not heard. We just get things shoved down our throats time and time again.

Washington red ink. As it climbs, we’re saddling future generations with higher and higher tax obligations.

You don’t build a house from the top down. Start by strengthening the foundational power grid and Americans may start to believe you are really serious.

America’s type of democracy is special in that it is achieved via the checks and balances imposed on the legislative, executive and judicial branches of government.

Mr. Segerblom seems to have nothing better to do than to change good established names to entertain his fancy and pat himself on the back.

A president appearing to suffer cognitive decline is frightening. If paranoia is also potentially present, it becomes terrifying.

Let’s stop the overreactions. Trump is the real problem.

Traffic enforcement starts with vehicles having a license plate, compliance of which remains incomplete, to put it mildly.

The evil enemy within kills or tries to kill the ones who are good for the country.

Instead of being in shock, a normal human reaction, or cowering behind Secret Service, he pumped his fist telling the crowd to, “Fight, fight, fight.”