A letter that defended President Trump's record as one of 'promises made, promises kept' came under intense criticism by other others.
As President Trump’s standing in opinion polls falls and his handling of the coronavirus pandemic continues to come under withering criticism, letter writers expressing support for him rarely defend his record as much as they disparage his opponents. So, when a pro-Trump reader sent us a letter praising the president for his job performance ,That didn’t sit well with some readers.
The pro-Trump reader ends his letter by saying he will take “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness over obsessions about race, gender and class any day.”White, straight, reasonably well-off males have had little to no impediments to their rights since the country’s beginning. Women, however, weren’t enfranchised until 1920 and still are underrepresented in public and private leadership. We earn less than men for comparable work.
Nonwhite people have had to struggle through endless impediments to their ability to enjoy life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, as have nonstraight people and people living below the poverty line. We have to “obsess” over race, gender and class if we want to enjoy equal rights.Advertisement It is no secret that the L.A. Times has a negative opinion of the president, so I was amazed and very pleased to see that it printed this letter. I agree with the opinion that Trump’s record is one of “promises made, promises kept,” and I will also cast my vote for him this November.
Most of today’s media have been negative and insulting to this president and his family. I hope that the L.A. Times will become more balanced on its opinion page.What peculiar thinking of a local resident seeking life liberty and pursuit of happiness, but supporting a would-be monarchial autocrat. Preventing the coronation is what the Democratic Party’s efforts are all about.
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