In response to Emmerich’s endorsement of Trump

Mr. Wyatt Emmerich states Republicans are more likely to let you keep your money.

Only if you are rich and don’t need any more.

Fifty of the richest people in America own more than 165 million of the poorest people in America. Fifty is approximately the number that are allowed in a crowd without catching the coronavirus, if you are wearing a mask and practice social distancing. Another 1 percent of the richest own more wealth than over 90 percent of Americans. When you don’t have any money, there’s none to keep.

Forty-six percent say under Trump, their financial condition remains about the same and 21 percent say it’s worse. The record-busting GDP growth announced this week leaves the U.S. economy in the same place as in the height of the Great Recession under Bush.

The Republicans, Mr. Emmerich states, professes the love of the free market. If we had depended on the free market alone during the Great Recession and now during the pandemic, we would be in our second and third depression were it not for the government bailout.

Trump has done some good things, he states, by lowering the corporate tax rate to keep our companies from leaving the U.S. and our trade wars with China.

As of now, which includes almost four years of Trump, our trade deficit is the largest in 14 years.

Mr. Emmerich thinks the Ukranian deal with the Biden’s son stinks to high heaven.

No other news outlets other than the NY Post and FOX news, both Trump news outlets, have been able to get any documents to substantiate any wrong doing by the Bidens.

They both have been tried on the conservative news outlets, and found guilty, but not in a court of law.

Another smear campaign like Uranium One, that just disappeared, and Benghazi.

To me, the most important thing is the truth. Trump embraces dictators and conspiracies. Wall of lies mural depicting each of Trump’s falsehoods has been erected in Brooklyn — over 20,000.

There is nothing Trump won’t lie about. He will lie about anything and everything. His supporters seem unnerved by his bad character and how he treats people.

Trump says if he loses the election, he may try to stay in power. Words of a dictator. His supporters stopped a Biden campaign bus in Texas, and they had to cancel some rallies; the FBI is investigating.

Unheard of until Trump came along. Experts warn that Trump and GOP could destroy democracy.

Prominent pastor warns evangelicals of Trump’s nation corrupting sins. Trump and his campaign is actively working to undermine this election.

The truth matters. Democracy over Trump.

James Hodges

Steens

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