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

Donald Trump's approval rating is 51%. Barack Obama's approval rating at the same point of his presidency (11 December 2011) was 45%.

To the editor:

With still another lie discredited, the Justice Department inspector general’s report that found no partisan bias in the FBI’s Russia investigation gives us an opportunity to balance what we know about the people caught up in this.

On one side are real patriots who have dedicated their careers to serving this country. These include ambassadors and military officers who have shared their accounts of this administration’s misconduct even though they have nothing to gain politically because they are not politicians.

On the other side we have a president who has lied literally thousands of times, a ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee who was once caught in a phony rush to the White House to share information that he had “found,” and an attorney general that refuses to believe his own Justice Department’s findings because they do not help the president.

It is clear that Republicans are interested only in holding onto power, not governing.

Martin Wauson, Westminster

Note from KBJ: I am unaware of a single lie told by Donald Trump. Have you been watching CNN, Martin?

Everywhere you choose to go, friendly faces will greet you.

They spied on my campaign! https://t.co/sOotkhk5fw

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 11, 2019

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The experts say that the Senate will fail to find President Donald Trump guilty. We hope that enough of them will honor their oath of office and put an end to this nightmare administration.

— Roy Ahlgren, Chicago

Nadler just said that I “pressured Ukraine to interfere in our 2020 Election.” Ridiculous, and he knows that is not true. Both the President & Foreign Minister of Ukraine said, many times, that there “WAS NO PRESSURE.” Nadler and the Dems know this, but refuse to acknowledge!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 10, 2019

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