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

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How do you ignore 16 women’s accusations aimed at President Donald Trump and many others at Roy Moore?

If Moore is elected and seated in the Senate, you send a message that the behavior of pedophiles, molesters and gropers will be accepted so that a party can get the votes to pass a bad bill. That party comes before country, and that morals and decency are no longer valued traits.

It’s all about the Republicans’ agenda, following the incredibly bad judgment and incorrigible rants of an inept president. He bullies, chides and speaks like a spoiled child having a tantrum. His insane jealousy of President Barack Obama is counterproductive.

Trump recently spoke to our troops, and instead of paying respect to them, it was about his accomplishments and putting down the former president.

This is out of control. It sounds like a second-rate administration being led by a sociopath.

I have lived through many presidents since I first proudly voted in 1960 and have never missed that privilege. I wish more voters would stand up, speak out and not back down against this tyranny.

Come on, Americans. This is really not making us great.

Camille Buccero

Independence

Note from KBJ: We love President Trump, Camille. He is making America great again.

Great, and we should boycott Fake News CNN. Dealing with them is a total waste of time! https://t.co/8zJ3j7g5el

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 29, 2017

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This afternoon, while working at the computer, I had CNN on in my study (about five feet to my right). It's mind-boggling how many anchors, reporters, analysts, and commentators mentioned President Trump's tweeting. They hate it! I'm convinced that the tweets, more than anything else about the Trump administration, drive these people batty. But why?

Here's my theory. Journalists are used to setting the agenda. They can't do this when President Trump tweets, which he does every day, like clockwork. He forces them not only to attend to what he says, but to try to find fault with it. Day after day after day after day. Deep down, they know that they are reacting rather than acting, and they hate it. Indeed, they hate themselves for being addicted to his tweets. President Trump has journalists wrapped around his finger. Or, to use Rush Limbaugh's metaphor, Trump lives rent-free in their heads.

I love this president.

Mollie Hemingway has a terrific column about Elizabeth Warren, who has been lying about her heritage for years.