He was re-elected by a landslide

In response to Thursday’s letter titled “Barack Obama: Seizing the future”. When and where was it said that the United States would be invaded by a force within? Maybe the letter writer has been listening to Donald Trump a little too much. Or maybe he fails to realize that President Obama won the popular vote and the electoral college by a landslide. That goes to show that many Americans wanted him back in the White House to finish what he started, and have faith in him to get the job done so we can all share and embrace in the optimistic future he wants all Americans to have.

Jeff Swanson

Everett

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