Trump Charges Onward — And Never Mind the Fallout
think the need for a strong commander in chief to stop all the evil, wherever he may come from, is a plus (“The Populist Roots of Trump’s Rage,” Rich Lowry, PostOpinion, Nov. 24).
That’s why I support Donald Trump’s candidacy for president.
I know many people don’t like that he may be too aggressive, but, hey, that’s what I feel is best right now for tightening the security of the United States.
I’m a HaitianAmerican citizen, so I know how the United States gives people opportunities not available in their home countries — and why we need to protect it.
Jean Volel Saint Albans
Although his falsehoods fly faster than a normal human being can hear them, I managed to catch Donald Trump’s fabricated fable about thousands of people (presumably Muslims) in New Jersey cheering as the World Trade Center collapsed on 9/11 (“Kasich war on Trump,” Nov. 24).
I swear on the grave of my mother there wasn’t cheering that day as the North and South towers fell. Vin Morabito
Scranton, Pa.
Look out, it’s another Ross Perot moment (“Trump could bolt,” Nov. 23).
In 1992, Perot handed the presidency to Bill Clinton by running a thirdparty candidacy. The Donald is now ready to create a Clinton 2.0 presidency. Paul Lennon
Larchmont
Just because Trump is entertaining doesn’t mean he has the credentials to become our next president. And besides, Trump isn’t running to better America, he’s simply on a power trip. On with the show. JoAnn Lee Frank
Clearwater, Fla.
Trump is using the same heavyhanded Gestapo techniques he used in the realestate business — except this isn’t the realestate business.
You can’t continue to bully the voting public, otherwise you end up with no votes. Trump has alienated women, Hispanics and Muslims. John Lemandri Williamsburg, Va.