The Arizona Republic

Impeachmen­t is bad, but we may have no other choice

- Janice Riley, Scottsdale The Arizona Republic Carla Gould, Superstiti­on Foothills Richard Ubert, Sun City Neil Johnson, Glendale Steven Raths, Tempe The Republic Warren Kotzmann, Gilbert

Where to begin?

Donald Trump is a national and internatio­nal embarrassm­ent. He does not know when to shut his mouth. He’s incapable of good judgment, to say nothing of his lack of intelligen­ce, diplomatic skill, reason and sanity.

He insists on insulting our allies, praising our enemies, lying to the public, accusing everyone who does not agree with him of being (fill in the blanks).

And because as a sitting president, he cannot be brought up on charges, he declares that makes him innocent.

Impeachmen­t proceeding­s are bad for us as a country, but I now feel it is the only avenue available to get this man out of office.

Reasonable people who may have voted him into office cannot be counted on to not vote for him again. Is it unwillingn­ess to admit a mistake, or do the people in his “base” truly feel he’s best for the country?

I cannot fathom anyone continuing to support this man.

Because nothing in the world is quite as important as guacamole

Many thanks to reporting staff. Had it not been for your informativ­e articles on the Mexico trade tariffs, I would have never known that the cost of an avocado is more important than the cost of illegal immigratio­n.

Impeachmen­t is a huge diversion from the work that really matters

With a presidenti­al election coming in 2020, why are the Democrats in Congress so focused on impeaching the president now.

They were elected to fulfill their campaign promises, not waste time and

Join the conversati­on

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❚ money on proceeding­s that will be settled in next year’s election.

There are a multitude of more important issues facing this country. Both houses need to get their act together and do the job they were elected to do.

Let science guide us on man’s culpabilit­y in our changing climate

There is no argument regarding the fact that there is climate change. The historical geological records document that fact. Temperatur­es have cycled through warming cycles and cooling cycles.

The argument is whether or not the climate is affected by the activities of man. There are scientists who disagree with that argument.

Let us take a rational scientific approach to climate change. Only then can we determine if man caused global warming.

When does it become OK for Don Bolles to fade into history?

Please, please, let Don Bolles rest in peace.

We know the story. Your paper brings it up every year.

We get it, but Don and his family have deserved the right to let this now fade into history.

Before you comment, understand what you are talking about

A letter to from a reader opined that the Mueller report was simply a political effort to get to President Trump. To him and all other conspiracy theorists: Before parroting the inane talking points downloaded from Fox News, take the time to thoroughly read the report and understand the charge of Mr. Mueller as special prosecutor so that your analysis adds something meaningful to the debate.

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