The Sept. 24 commentary by Tom Burke, “Trump’s appeal stems from his promise to fix what’s broken,” reads as one of the most objective and thorough explorations of the challenges facing America and how they affect the social and political climate.
I would greatly enjoy seeing more writing from Tom Burke appear in the paper. Perhaps a weekly byline?
JT Burton
Granite Falls
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