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LETTER: Let’s stop being so preoccupied with President Donald Trump

President Donald Trump. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)
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September 13, 2019 - 9:00 pm
 

In response to Lloyd St. James’ Wednesday letter “Trump lies”: When are people going to find another gripe and leave President Donald Trump alone? They don’t seem to see that Congress is doing nothing and getting paid by taxpayers. Why isn’t that a bone of contention? Personally, I resent lawmakers for accepting a nice salary for doing nothing for the American people.

All the criticism is geared toward Mr. Trump, regardless of how mundane the subject may be. Do people have nothing better to do than nitpick every comment President Trump makes? How boring is that? If you don’t like what he says or does, ignore it.

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