What did Harris do as our Border Czar?

Dear Editor,

The resident political “guru” from Almont re-released his usual diatribe of anti Trump vitriol last week in the Tri-City Times. One now knows that reading his letters is as motivational as doing your own root canals.

One would ponder how the writer sleeps at night with that kind of hate. It would require bottles of antacid for a stomach tied in knots. I guess the Almont writer relishes it all.

The Almont writer finishes strongly condemning Trump, urging all not to vote for him. Is he asking us not to vote?

That is contrary to the title to “support democracy.” Since the only other major candidate is Kamala Harris. Is he saying vote for her?

Am I being facetious in the voting issue? Why, yes.

Does Kamala support democracy? Define the issue. If you agree with her, then that’s her democracy for you.

If one wants the most liberal candidate ever presented by the Democrat party, give her your vote. If one wants a nation with anti-life laws in line with North Korea and The People’s Republic of China go for it.

If one believes in a justice system that sends pro-life protesters to prison and heavy fines, but lets Black Lives Matter protesters deface, bomb, arson, Catholic Churches, assault clergy, with no repercussion vote Harris.

Do remember what “goes around comes around”. If your ox is being gored, one might think differently. If one wants a candidate who changes her political view depending on which way the wind blows, she’s your choice.

What she was for, she’s against; what she was against, she’s for. It has been said that a leopard cannot change it’s spots; Harris is going to show it can be done, if one believes so.

This is my food for thought. Certainly study the presidential candidates well. What did Harris do as Border Czar?

How does she view illegal aliens, criminals in there own right?

I do question, do we as a nation hand over nuclear codes to someone with a questionable track record in international affairs just as one example?

Pray for our nation. It needs it.

—David Naeyaert
Allenton