President Trump demonstrated presidential greatness over four years.
At the beginning of covid-19, he kept it quiet as he believed Americans couldn’t handle the truth — that a half million could die.
Many know his tax breaks should go to the wealthy so it all trickles down to the rest of us. He handled foreign policy perfectly. We don’t need allies; we are the best and greatest.
He’s done an exceptional job keeping law and order. Getting back to the ideology of the 1950s, when minorities and women knew their place, is long overdue.
Loyalty is essential, but people in his administration had the audacity to lend their ideas and speak up. What else could the president do other than belittle and fire them? Really, is there anything wrong with attempting to imprison your opponents or crush a flawed democracy?
Lastly, Trump’s signature is winning isn’t just winning — it’s everything.
As for the election, how can you argue with an ardent supporter on TV who couldn’t see how Trump lost when his neighborhood was filled with Trump signs? All this greatness. Americans couldn’t be more proud. Right?
Frank Flori
Hempfield