Donald Trump
The editorial within the Feb. 19 Boston Herald is a well timed one.
Trump Derangement Syndrome appears to be clawing again into politics amongst Democratic lawmakers – some vowing to boycott the upcoming State of the Union speech by President Trump subsequent week. Our personal Senator Ed Markey has introduced he’s amongst them. It’s outright disgusting and a disgrace he plans to take action. It’s time for him to retire from the scene as soon as and for all. Having been within the senate for fairly a while, he has achieved nothing to unravel issues plaguing us however simply needs to emulate the disrespectful act of former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who shredded the State of Union speech by President Trump in his first time period.
If one reads the day by day information or watches the mainstream networks’ endless blathering, it’s onerous to not miss the Democratic politicians jockeying for energy in upcoming elections proceed to demonize President Trump no matter what he does, even supposing his accomplishments in his second time period in workplace up to now are outstanding and noteworthy.
It’s time for Democrats to hitch him in fixing issues.
Pichai Gopal
Braintree
Puerto Rico
I have to level out some errors within the Feb. 19 column by Julio Fuentes (“Puerto Rico’s blackouts are America’s drawback”).
The congressional oversight board created in 2016, which the author insists is answerable for the island’s energy failures, had many objectives, together with the island’s declared chapter.
Energy grid failure has been endemic on the island since I used to be a toddler rising up there in Fifties and ’60s. Structural weak point and corruption performed no small half. And within the aftermath of two disastrous hurricanes, any reliability on the present energy grid disappeared.
So whereas it’s at all times simpler to put blame on the toes of “America,” Puerto Rico’s issues are inherently its personal.
Lynn Oldach-Engle
Winchester
Voter ID
Voter identification is required to safeguard our nation. Each nation in Europe requires voter ID. Each nation in Africa requires voter ID. Each nation in South America requires a voter ID. Are all these nations Jim Crow 2.0? No, they don’t seem to be. Chuck Schumer retains up a drained diatribe that voter ID will suppress voting.
Let widespread sense prevail and go the SAVE America Act. When each citizen is aware of that voting is safe, then we will all dwell with the outcomes of an election.
Donald Houghton
Quincy
