Defiance and Loyalty

To the editor:

I was looking forward to reading last week’s letter titled, ‘A vote for Trump was a Vote of Defiance,’ because I could Identify with that. However, after reading the first paragraph which repeated the tired and erroneous narrative of the January 6, 2021 event, I was disappointed.

Trump never said the 2024 election was stolen.

I understand people don’t vote based solely on facts. The author of the article states voters ‘vote with feelings and identity.’ Does this mean the author identified with the Biden-Harris administration and would identify with a Harris-Waltz administration?

Trump has acted on what he campaigned on. I respect a person who does what he says he is going to do. I don’t have to like or condone his personality traits.

The statement regarding ‘an imagined war on Christianity’ is baffling. The Christian’s moral role model is Jesus Christ.

The first amendment does not call for ‘the separation of the secular government from religion.”

A vote for Harris-Walz could only be a vote of loyalty to the Democrat Party which didn’t allow its members to democratically approve either of their nominations.

Because the author of this letter offers no ‘sincere effort to be less judgmental’, I wonder what he thinks unites ‘loyal Americans.”