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

Democrats are trying to undo the Election regardless of FACTS! pic.twitter.com/cQ3B1bGD4L

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 2, 2019

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The recent disclosures on President Donald Trump’s conversation with Ukraine and the role of William Barr are troubling. The inclusion of Rudy Giuliani in the conversation clearly indicates that Mr. Trump was acting as an individual and not in the interest of the country. If this behavior is unchecked, it will set a precedent from which our democracy will never recover. If Mr. Trump is permitted to use foreign assistance in his election campaign, then you also may be the victim of such intervention.

I urge Sen. Pat Toomey and our representatives to do their sworn duty to our country, their constituents and the Constitution. They need to support the investigation of Mr. Trump’s action, along with the role of William Barr. Mr. Barr should be required to recuse himself, at the very least, though his role may also point toward impeachment.

Our representatives are running out of time. Their duty to our country and their historical legacy is on the line.

Karen Krieger

Mt. Lebanon

Note from KBJ: President Trump is doing his job, Karen. Together with William Barr, he will get to the bottom of the attempted coup by Barack Obama and his henchmen. Are you afraid of what they may find?

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— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 1, 2019

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Here is Kurt Schlichter's latest column.

A U.S. president may elicit help with an investigation from foreign governments, but not in connection with elections. The law is unmistakably clear.

Acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire was complicit in his determination not to investigate U.S. election interference, and extortion by President Donald Trump. He was derelict in his duties and should be fired. The question is, are Republican lawmakers willing to continue to support a president who adamantly believes he’s above the law. This is worse than Watergate.

However, there are Trump supporters who may simply decide to overlook his abuse of power, and his blatant disregard for the law, in support of his presidency. I don’t understand how anyone can claim to love America, but not support the laws for which we stand. Trump’s sworn oath of office may mean nothing to him, but public service is a sacred trust that the president has betrayed.

—William J. Booker, Chicago

Note from KBJ: We love President Trump, William. We're going to elect him again!