Voters will punish The Herald, Democrats in 2020 with Trump win

The Herald’s constant anti-Trump editorials prove it is no longer a newspaper. You are a pandering propaganda puppet for all the Trumphaters that read your newspaper. You haven’t published one single columnist who does not hate Trump. You have become nothing but a political shoeshine boy for the Democratic Party.

You are not journalists. You are pure propagandists. Joseph Goebbels would be proud of you.

I want to read your editorial when Trump wins the 2020 election, and carries huge majorities into the House and increases the Republican majority in the Senate as well.

Not to mention he will appoint at least two, and possibly three new U.S. Supreme Court justices as well.

We Republicans put up with Obama for eight years and we never lost our faith in America and the future of the United States.

Democrats want us to believe the end of the United States is imminent just because Donald Trump is president.

The Democratic Party is behaving as a child behaves when they are having a temper tantrum.

So be it. Now the Republican adults will have to punish them at the voting booth.

Kenneth W. Weigel

Edmonds

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