Letter to the editor: Celebrating Trump's legacy on 'Julteenth'
It’s been one year since the events in Butler, July 13, 2024.
Here we are at the first anniversary of “Julteenth.” Yes, that’s right; it was one year ago that we nearly lost Donald Trump to an assassin’s bullet. Our country has benefited with him as our president. He was fortunate to have survived, and we’re blessed by having a leader and decision-maker that we haven’t seen in a president for decades.
We witnessed divine providence on July 13, 2024. Julteenth will forever be remembered as a turning point for our nation.
Let’s not even mention the Nobel Peace Prize for ending the India-Pakistan war; ending the Rwanda-Democratic Republic of Congo war; effecting an Israeli-Iran ceasefire; NATO members encouraged to pay 3-5% of their budgets for defense.
Liberals would never agree that Trump surpassed Joe Biden’s “legacy.”
Don Carrera
Penn Township, Westmoreland County
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