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

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Here is Kurt Schlichter's latest column.

This is the view from the bench at 16 miles into my 45-mile ride. I love the serenity of the woods. Click to enlarge.

To the editor:

I’m sure that all those pre-election rallies were uplifting to Trump, but that kind of euphoria is always short-lived. Now, things appear to get more bleak by the hour for our president.

May I suggest a new approach for Trump? Now is the perfect time for him to do an about-face and apologize to all the women, veterans, journalists, immigrants, minorities, world leaders, blue states, Democrats and members of his own party he has insulted.

That could really get Trump the attention he craves, and the president has nothing to lose and everything to gain—possibly even a good night’s sleep.

Darrell S. Breckenfeld, Corona

Note from KBJ: Apologize for what? Making America great again? Get back on your meds, Darrell.

The Fake News is showing old footage of people climbing over our Ocean Area Fence. This is what it really looks like – no climbers anymore under our Administration! pic.twitter.com/CD4ltRePML

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 19, 2018

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Here are the latest rankings. UCF has moved up to eighth.

I am the grandson, son, nephew, cousin and uncle to veterans of almost every branch of our military. I am an Army veteran myself. So tell me: What are red-hat-wearing veterans across this country who support President Donald Trump feeling about our illustrious leader after his temper tantrum in Europe?

It is not as if he was asked to pick up a weapon, dig a trench or a foxhole, wallow in 10 inches of mud and whatever else spewed into the mix, then charge and face barbed wire, bullets, artillery and tanks to defend the world from oppressive evil.

All he was asked to do was lay (with help) a wreath in the rain to honor our countrymen who died on that foreign shore. He couldn’t even visit our own hallowed ground in his backyard in Arlington, Va. He apparently was worried about how he would look.

What a fiasco this public relations nightmare has been because “someone” didn’t tell him the reaction would be like this. And still—no acknowledgment.

Very bad, Mr. President. Very bad.

Lawrence T. Rice, Jr.

Shawnee

Note from KBJ: Thank God for Donald Trump: the best friend the American military ever had.