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I want to set the record straight. It is a lie that Democrats who dislike Trump hate our country. It is precisely because we love the USA that we detest Trump. We see him as destroying our democracy and our nation's standing in the world. Another lie is that our beliefs are influenced by the media. All we have to do is listen to his hateful words and actions to know that his concern is not for this country but for himself!
-- Canfield
Iran war = higher fuel costs = higher shipping costs = higher fertilizer costs = higher food costs = higher travel costs = higher anxiety for common citizens. I can't understand why Husted, Moreno and Rulli are AWOL when we could use some help! Why can't these guys talk to Trump? They are obviously fearful of retaliation. My suggestion to all Ohioans is to get rid of Rulli and Husted this November, and correspond with Moreno, asking for some relief.
-- Boardman
So now the so-called law-and-order president, who claims to stand with law enforcement, has just coerced the IRS into setting up a fund consisting of taxpayer money, that will handsomely reward those Jan. 6 rioters who beat and terrorized Capital police officers because they did it for him. And yet so many adore him and think he can do no wrong.
-- Hubbard
I agree 100% with the May 1 editorial about gerrymandering. One vote, one person is fundamental to a representative democracy. What's the result of gerrymandering? It's Ohio GOP today with 10 of 15 U.S. representatives of a 55/45 state for almost 20 years, representatives who only answer to DJT, failing school systems, GM leaving Lordstown, crime #31, economy #39, environment #41, health care #34, education #30. All forms of political and racial gerrymandering should be illegal. The two political primaries should be reduced to one with the top two making it to November.
-- Campbell
Deer and having babies now and you may find one of them asleep in your yard. DO NOT MOVE IT. The mother will have left it where she felt is a safe place and will return later to care for it. This is natural and what they do. Don't pick it up or feed it -- leave it alone. If you feel it's in danger or have not seen the mother in 24 hours, call a wildlife rehab like Birds in Flight Sanctuary for help.
-- Poland
The death of a culture is like the death of a tree. There is no heart-stopping moment. The tree's profile changes over time and then one spring there are no new leaves. Enter Trump's "Anti-Weaponization Fund." The Administration declining to rule out whether Jan. 6 rioters would be eligible for payouts is tantamount to compensating the person who burned down your house with your homeowner's insurance. Our culture is reaching that final, silent spring. Can it get more idiotic than this?
-- Poland
People really need to do their research before spouting anti-Trump nonsense. The UFC (and its parent company, TKO Group Holdings) is paying the full cost to construct the temporary arena on the White House grounds and to restore the South Lawn afterward. Taxpayer funds are not being used for the facilities or cleanup.
-- Austintown
I really like your May 21 editorial, "Nobody wins with gerrymandering". Why? Because it speaks the truth! Ever since Massachusetts Gov. Elbridge Gerry re-shaped a key electoral district map in his favor to look like a twisted salamander in the 1800s, politicians have been cheating the electorate by stealing elections -- thieves. But most Americans aren't thieves. So why put up with it? We should not put up with it! Bravo to The Vindicator for standing tall in today's disastrous times!
-- Boardman
Now, here's a good example of where The Vindicator stands. In your 5/18 edition, a story ran on A7 about the administration probing "67M voters" which "could end up purging valid voters from the rolls before the November elections"! I've said it here before. The government has been stolen! Don't get your hopes up that the worst approval rating in history will net a win for Democrats come November. Why wasn't that screamed from the highest mountain on A1?
-- Boardman
Pardoned insurrectionists, pointless ball rooms, grifted contracts, overpriced and unbid paint jobs, an arch nearly as big and useless as the ego of the narcissist who demands it, rising prices, declining health care, unaffordable housing, a war begun with an idiot's grasp of strategic planning. Now, he puts the lives our families into harms way to satisfy his whim for a war he started. In my opinion, there is no greater example of waste, fraud and abuse than the orange lump of it currently at the Resolute Desk.
-- Canfield
Of course 47 wants a $1.8B slush fund. He needs it to attract and pay rabid felons he pardoned to lead his secret police to levels of violence he enjoys watching. Especially since it's your money not his, a spineless GOP won't stop him, and there's no chance he'll be hurt. His corruption stinks to the hinterland where people will vote him and his regime onto the scrap heap of history. While you can, VOTE.
-- Canfield
The late conservative Republican Senator, Everett Dirksen, allegedly said of a bloated national budget that "...a billion here, a billion there and pretty soon you're talking serious money...". Considering the big meadow muffin bill, funding for ICE, the ballroom and Trump arch, Dirksen might note that "... a billion here, a billion there and soon Trump will grift enough he no longer cares...".
-- Canfield