Electing Trump would be horrendous mistake
Watching the "debates" had me thinking that Donald Trump was acting more like he was trying to negotiate a new bankruptcy in a banking boardroom than a presidency for the United States of America. It seemed so because he denied every single comment or question that pointed to or even implied a proof of complicity or denial of an established fact.
I have also been amazed by the number of Republican politicians and candidates for seats in the state and national houses of Congress that either cancel their previous commitments to him or reject a current position of support for his candidacy. The words of nationally respected standards like Paul Ryan and others of his position are a warning to the people who cannot discern the truth.
It seems to me that Clinton has been judged as "careless" in her treatment of the emails, and that's bad. But it is so much more honest than the introduction of women willing to testify against her husband - Bill, not a candidate in this election - an introduction of the most cowardly backstabbing attack on his wife, who is the candidate Trump must run against.
An election of a man like Donald Trump would be a horrendous mistake America.
Frank Sears
Buffalo Grove