LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

To the Editor:

When driving I have used my God-given sight to notice the thousands of new vehicles on the highway, stores full of customers shopping, restaurants full of patrons eating, sports venues full of fans, entertainment venues sold out, homes for sale are usually sold in one day, airports, trains, cruises full of people traveling. Citizens helping the needy.

We are being fed that we need to make America great again. Use your God-given brain, and eyes, America is already great, and it is under a Democratic regime.

Keep that in mind when you watch TV and read the news, do not be fooled by the ones telling us different, Remember when you go to the polls to vote and keep the Democratic government in office.

Sandra Kuch West Newton

To the Editor:

Make America great again? Which candidate will ultimately succeed in convincing Americans that Donald Trump or Kamala Harris is the best choice in becoming the next leader of our country? Countless issues we face as everyday citizens and as a country, inflation, health care, unrest, gun control, climate change and our role on the global front.

Regardless of our political affiliation, making America great again should be for us a top priority.

As a result of President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the presidential election, Vice President Kamala Harris has “stepped up to the presidential election plate” to propose to the American people how she can make America great again. Her campaign speeches are geared toward a more positive outlook for our country’s future. Her life has been one of service to others. As a state attorney, California attorney general, U.S. senator and current vice president, she has proven herself to be “for the people,” straightforward and honest in the rallies she has had. At the presidential debate between she and Donald Trump conducted by ABC, Harris clearly and undoubtedly took first place.

As vice president of the U.S., her role in government has been often downplayed, but she has taken that role very seriously. Countless opportunities including more town hall meetings and news conferences and interviews now lie ahead for her in the weeks preceding the election to convince both Democrats and undecided Republicans that she is the “real deal,” and is the most qualified applicant for an extremely important job. Her resume speaks for itself.

Grace Beck

Rostraver Township