Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

Fair Warning (1981).

Here.

Here.

To the editor:

Let me get this straight: The Republicans are the ones who are accused of fear mongering, but it is Clinton who warns of the “grim possibilities” and a “dark future” if Trump wins on Tuesday.

Sounds like politics as usual.

Dan Stern, Manhattan Beach

Note from KBJ: Donald Trump is the personification of optimism, as indicated by his slogan: "Make American great again!" Hillary Clinton, like all leftists, is bitter, resentful, envious, and vindictive. Elect her and she will punish anyone she imagines to be her enemy. If you think Richard Nixon was paranoid, wait until you see President Clinton. Vote wisely.

I hereby predict that Donald J. Trump will be elected president tomorrow. (I actually think he will win easily—"in a landslide," as they say—but that's a secondary prediction.) You may make fun of me only if (1) Trump loses, (2) you made a prediction of your own as a comment to this post by midnight tonight, and (3) your prediction is closer than mine. In other words, I will tolerate no drive-by critics. If you don't have the balls to make a prediction of your own, then you have no business commenting on, much less criticizing, anyone else's prediction.

Here.

Here.

Donald Trump is presently facing 75 separate civil suits ranging from fraud, to breach of contract, to non-payment, to sexual harassment and defamation.

There are also three separate fraud cases going to trial over the next several months associated with the failed Trump University, and he is being investigated for “pay-for-play” schemes funneled through his Trump Foundation.

Meanwhile, it has been leaked that the FBI is investigating connection and coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russian email hacking and WikiLeaks.

With all this hanging over Trump’s head, it is nonetheless Clinton who is labeled as corrupt and dishonest—over some unspecified third-party emails!

Oh, man, this country has gone insane.

STEVEN EAGLE,

MIAMI

Note from KBJ: Look at Steven Eagle, projecting his own insanity onto his country.

Here.