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

The most often used phrase in the Lamestream Media, by far, is “sources say”, or “officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity”, or anything similar which allows Fake News to make up a phony quote from a person who doesn’t even exist. The American people should demand NAMES!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 18, 2020

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President Donald Trump is again pursuing a dangerous timeline for reopening the economy. Our capacity to have a robust testing and contact-tracing program like South Korea’s is nowhere close to sufficient. Worse, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is signaling his eagerness to go with Trump’s sociopathic plan to trade lives for the economy.

People of Kansas City, you may be our last hope for a sane pandemic response plan rooted in the facts of infectious disease rather than political ideology. I implore you, together with our county public health officials and hopefully those in St. Louis, to continue to seek the expertise of people such as Dr. Anthony Fauci and to resist Trump and Parson, for all our sake.

Although my education was in microbiology and immunology, I am also a Christian who is appalled by the inhumane, Malthusian calculus of Republican politicians deceitfully promoting the false narrative that we can get our economy back by engaging in blatant human sacrifice.

I will pray for all our local, state and national leaders to have the strength to remain steadfast in protecting our well-being even as powerful officials plot to the contrary.

– Ernest Phillips, Kansas City

Note from KBJ: Stop projecting your sociopathy onto President Trump, Ernest.

Biden/Obama were a disaster in handling the H1N1 Swine Flu. Polling at the time showed disastrous approval numbers. 17,000 people died unnecessarily and through incompetence! Also, don’t forget their 5 Billion Dollar Obamacare website that should have cost close to nothing!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 17, 2020

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Here is Kurt Schlichter's latest column.

To the editor:

Columnist George Skelton delivers a refreshing and hopeful message in a society that has so vehemently embraced religion (especially Christianity), that the mere idea of not believing is somehow an “attack on religion.”

Skelton notes that the major networks refused to run the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s ads during the Democratic debates. It is because this country is so moribund on the subject of “faith” that all sorts of inanity is embraced to the point that the non-believer is condemned as evil. (CNN, however, decided that this paid ad was just fine in a free society.)

There is major concern about sycophants keeping this current administration afloat. We must also confront the network media sycophants of religion.

Denys Arcuri, Indio

Note from KBJ: Sounds like you have daddy issues, Denys.