To the Editor:
I am tired of seeing articles about why people like Donald Trump and why people supposedly don’t like Hillary Clinton. Writing about Mr. Trump, even in the guise of trying to explain him and his supporters, gives him traction. The more we are told that Mr. Trump is popular and the more his supporters are put in the limelight, the more people on the fence will be swayed to think there might be a choice in this election.
Why go around looking for people who aren’t wild about Hillary and trumpeting their voices? How about some frequent, front-page and in-depth coverage about all the people who are working hard to elect Hillary; those who think she is terrific; those who want a strong, determined, informed, smart and hardworking person as our next president?
There are millions of us out here; give us a voice. Give Hillary a fair shot.
KATHLEEN LEARNED
Seattle
Note from KBJ: I hate to break it to Kathleen Learned [sic], who lives in Cloud Cuckoo Land, but there is a choice in this election. The choice is between (1) a corrupt, mendacious, career politician (who happens to be gravely ill) and (2) a fabulously successful, charismatic, energetic entrepreneur who speaks to and for ordinary Americans on issues of great concern to them, such as free trade, illegal immigration, foreign policy, crime, unemployment, and political correctness. By the way, is Kathleen Learned really asking the New York Times to propagandize in favor of Hillary Clinton? It sure sounds like it. Has she ever heard of disinterested journalism? Is there no longer even a pretense, on the Left, of covering people and events fairly so as to allow readers to make up their own minds?
