Letter to the editor: We need an honest president

Our country has been blessed with country-loving leadership until recently. We, until recent times, believed in justice. If you commit the crime, then do the time.

I would submit to you the following examples of poor leadership.

President Trump knew on Jan. 5, 2021, that some citizens were spoiling for a fight. Yet on Jan. 6, his very presence started a fire storm of citizen fervor.

Vice President Biden, during his tenure, sat in on more than 20 business calls involving his son. His very presence was a tacit approval of his son’s pay-for-play scheming without saying a word.

President Trump knowingly mishandled classified documents.

Sen., Vice President and now President Biden also knowingly mishandled classified documents.

Having had a top secret clearance while in the military, I saw firsthand how members of the military lose their top secret clearance for a variety of offenses, immediately and severely.

I voted for Trump twice. I cannot do that again. Biden’s behavior disqualifies him in my estimation.

Who can “we the people” trust to lead our country?

Speaking of leadership, can any of you explain how President Obama could have been so oblivious to the activities of VP Biden? Where was the Secret Service, FBI, etc.? Might we ask Diogenes to help find us an honest man for president?

Ray Borkoski

Ford City