Back in March Trump declared himself to be a wartime president.
Despite Trump’s “perfect” leadership, the coronavirus war rages on. Our causalty rates continue to skyrocket and our frontline troops are exhausted. However, our wartime president is nowhere to be seen unless you go to one of his rallies or happen to drive by one of his golf course excursions.
We know he is still out there somewhere because he has done everything he can to sabotage the incoming president. And we hear how he will rise like a phoenix to reclaim his golden throne in 2024.
Evidently he thinks he can take a two-month vacation (it has really been a four-year vacation) in the middle of a war but we will give him the job back after Biden fixes all his mistakes. Can a wartime president be charged with desertion in the face of the enemy?
Clifton Smith, Austin
