Dear Editor:
While we waited with anticipation for the 2016 results, the ground swell support for Trump grew until we knew he would win the 2020 election. So the cataclysmic turn of events including the ‘made-for-TV’ staged Jan. 6 riots and the refusal to hear any lawsuit with evidence that the election was stolen made me immediately suspect something had happened to our vote.
I met Trump in 2016 at a rally in Buffalo, New…
DEAR SUSIE:
You write: “I met Trump in 2016 at a rally in Buffalo, New York; I read every book he wrote and many written about him. I trust him.”
In other words, you have fallen into Trump’s Cult of Personality. A cult of personality is an effort made to create an idealized and heroic image of a leader, often through unquestioning flattery and praise. It historically has developed through techniques of mass media, propaganda, the big lie, fake news, spectacle, the arts, patriotism, demonstrations and rallies.
In your world, ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING Trump says carried the weight of Gospel Truth.
‘trusted freedom groups like USEIP’? This group sends armed pervs to black households looking to intimidate voters. The USEIP, which has partnered with the Colorado GOP on local events, released its “County & Local Organizing Playbook.” The manual states that some of its early volunteers were sex criminals