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

This woman is catatonic. She's obviously drugged. Do you want her in the White House?

A man who, with inherited temperament, education, and surroundings all against him, makes great efforts and advances even a little way, is morally worthier than one who starts on a level of virtue (for which he is not responsible) higher than the other ever reached, yet makes no effort to rise further.

(E. F. Carritt, The Theory of Morals: An Introduction to Ethical Philosophy [London: Oxford University Press, 1928], 47 [italics in original])

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In his innumerable unconscionable actions and pronouncements, Donald Trump embodies the ugliest qualities of the American character. Add to that his stubborn ignorance and bald-faced lies, and this shameless charlatan becomes a real threat to the future of the country.

It's time to put aside arguments about “voting one’s conscience” or “not liking either and staying home.” It is the civic and moral duty of every U.S. citizen to stop Trump at the ballot box this November.

ROSEMARY RAVINAL, MIAMI BEACH

Note from KBJ: Practice saying "President Trump," Rosemary.

If I Were Brittania I'd Waive the Rules (1976). I love this song. It's 40 years old.

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Do you think Hillary Clinton’s lying about her private e-mail server has anything to do with people mistrusting her? Or about lying about landing in Bosnia under fire? Or being named after Sir Edmund Hillary? Is it possible these have anything to do with it?

ANDY FELO,

HOMESTEAD

From left (by head): Elvis Andrus, Carlos Gomez, Rougned Odor, Jonathan Lucroy. Lucroy had just hit a two-run single to win the game for the Texas Rangers, 7-6.