Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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÷ SO, will it be a ‘hard’ Trump or a ‘soft’ Trump? Will Democrats say the American people were misinforme­d and the election was unfair?

STEPHEN R. PORCAS, Loughton, Essex. ÷ DIDN’T Donald Trump tell us the voting was rigged (Mail)? Oh, he meant only if Hillary won.

PATRICIA MEAD, Hayle, Cornwall. ÷ DONALD Trump has won and will have his finger on the nuclear button. I’m distributi­ng all my Christmas presents now — before it’s too late!

BARBARA MacARTHUR, Cardiff. ÷ IS the United States now in the hands of the evil of two lessers?

DIANE WILSON, Lee-on-the-Solent, Hants. ÷ CAN we now look forward to Alan Sugar as our future Prime Minister?

ALAN PAXTON, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. ÷ WATCHING Poldark to see what all the fuss was about, it was OK until George Warleggan said someone had ‘snuck out’. Nobody ‘snuck out’ in this country in the 1700s, 1800s or even the 1900s.

JIM HARDIMAN, Taunton, Somerset. ÷ ON HOLIDAY in Nashville, Tennessee, I drove behind a truck with a large sign saying: ‘If you love The Lord, sound your horn, if you want to meet him, text while driving.’

BRYAN RANDLE, address supplied. ÷ THERE’S a third pronunciat­ion of scone (Mail). The Stone of Scone in Edinburgh Castle is known as the Stone of ‘Scoon’.

PETER CARTER, Copthorne, W. Sussex. ÷ NOW Andy Murray has achieved No 1 position in his sport, will he unclench his fist, close his mouth and smile when he wins?

B. W. HARNESS, Spilsby, Lincs. ÷ WHAT a coincidenc­e (Mail). I didn’t win the Lottery last week, and didn’t win it this week either.

ROGER VINCE, Upper Brynamman, Carms.

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