Dear editor:
I am always amazingly shocked when I see someone label our president as a dictator. It makes me wonder if these people actually ever studied history in school or were sleeping. Maybe they could invest $20.00 in a dictionary.
Seriously ill-informed and with a whopping case of Trump Deranged Syndrome, I am going to offer up a little education for a couple of you lame-brains.
Mussolini was a real dictator and a real fascist. He actually killed his political opponents and those who dared to cross him.
Same with Hitler, he not only killed his political enemies, he spent years trying to exterminate a whole people of Hebrew heritage.
Idi Amin, of Uganda, was a world class dictator/despot operating with a syphilis infected brain. He would just as soon shoot you on the spot if you crossed him the wrong way.
The idea of Trump actually following the U.S. Constitution to the letter does seem to infuriate the left, being that the last two Democrat presidents used the Constitution as toilet paper, and had Harris won, would have shredded it completely.
Trump has, at his beck and call, constitutional lawyers to tell him what he can and can't do. And to this date he has followed it to the letter.
Unfortunately, the left, now known widely for their symbolic rhetoric of calling Trump a dictator or a fascist and labeling all who voted for him in the same light.
The left's whole comportment is based on trying to see just how much evil they can dish out. September 10th was a very stark view of just how far they are willing to go, along with all the vile celebrations of Charlie Kirk's murder.
The truth being echoed is that it not left vs right, but good vs evil.
We, as a human race must decide, each one of us, which side we are on.
If you choose evil, then you will continue to refer to Trump as a dictator, when all he has done is look out for America first.
There are whole countries the left could go to if they really want to live in a socialist or communist society.
The left continues to call the right uneducated, but in reality, the shoe is on their foot.
Sincerely,
Anthony Basile, Lusk
