As president, we have a gentleman who has always had money.

He expected people to do what he told them to do. If they didn’t, he would fire them.

If things didn’t work out as planned, he would declare bankruptcy, hurting the people who trusted him. Now, he has the power to bankrupt the country.

As an alternative, we have a man who believes his brand of Christianity should be forced on everyone, regardless of their existing beliefs. He has proven in the state of Indiana that his decisions were not always the wisest.

As a third choice, we have a leader who is so beholden to the gas and oil interests that he cannot do things that benefit the common man.

With this to look forward to, we are in big trouble.

Thomas Rea

Edwardsburg