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

Here are today's crashes.

This moron is indifferent between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, which means he doesn't care whether Clinton or Trump appoints the next three (or more) Supreme Court justices. Can you say "Trump Derangement Syndrome"?

Get right with Donald.

Ann Coulter puts the plagiarism "scandal" in perspective. The whole thing is much ado about nothing.

The batshit craziness continues. William Kristol is doing everything he can to put Hillary Clinton in the White House. How's that for a solid conservative?

Addendum: Ace gets it.

The Politics of Dancing (1983).

I wonder how many of these it will take before Germans realize that Muslims and Christians cannot live together. Europe is committing slow-motion suicide.

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To the editor:

I am scared—not of terrorists, but of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and what he is doing to this country. (“Donald Trump plays the fear card at the Republican convention,” editorial, July 21)

And I’m amazed that despite his lying continuously, bigotry, fear mongering, belittling of immigrants, nastiness, crassness toward women, deceitful business dealings and economic ideas that could lead us to a depression, the biggest deal of the Republican National Convention was that Trump’s wife plagiarized part of her speech from Michelle Obama.

And the irony of stealing from the wife of President Obama, the man Trump hates, should make me laugh. But with Trump, I’ve lost my sense of humor.

Susan Jacobs, Studio City

Note from KBJ: Get used to saying "President Trump," Susan. I had to put up with your president for eight years. You're going to have to put up with mine for eight years.