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Ross Adams
Boalsburg
Is it true that in kindergarten Donald Trump peed his pants and tried to blame someone else?
Well, according to J.D. Vance it doesn't matter if it's true or not if someone thinks it sheds light on a problem. Then, it's okay to "create stories."
Well, there certainly is a problem: Donald Trump cannot be trusted. And stories don't need to be "created" about that.
Brian Kemp, Republican Governor of Georgia, flatly refuted Trump's claim of voter fraud. Trump continued, and still continues, spouting his Big Lie about the 2020 election being stolen. Trump's Big Lie incited an attack on our Capitol, an attack he variously called a "love fest" and an "insurrection" caused by Nancy Pelosi.
Trump continued to spread falsehoods about Haitians in Springfield, Ohio, even after Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Springfield Mayor Rob Rue, both Republicans, said Trump's statements were false. DeWine called Trump's lies "a piece of garbage that was simply not true." Trump continued to lie about crime in Aurora, Colo., even after Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman, also a Republican, said Trump's claims were false.
I cannot think of any reasons for Trump's perpetual lying other than that he'll do anything to gain power. His thirst for control is frightening.
What is completely incomprehensible to me is why people continue to support Trump despite his obvious lies. Can anyone, whether they believe his lies or not, trust him?
Do any of us really want a person who is totally untrustworthy to lead our country?