Editor,

I totally enjoyed your newest guest perspective by Craig Wiesner in the Oct. 4 edition of the Daily Journal.

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Terence Y

Mr. Caggiano – you win! What do you win? The prize for 250 words of jibber-jabber which can be summarized as, “I blame Republicans for everything.” As usual, I’m not surprised by your effort to demonize Republicans and change the subject since you’re unable to list a treasonous Biden accomplishment. Sorry, Mr. Caggiano, the world has seen Biden kneeling in submission and also giving aid and comfort to the Taliban.

Tommy Tee

Spot on, Mr. Caggiano.

edkahl

I guess it wasn’t seditious when Democrats implemented a plan to impeach Trump with no proof of wrong doing before he took office. I suppose it wasn’t even seditious when the FBI used a false dossier to get a FISA court warrant to spy the President. And even though the Muller investigation was a complete flop, Democrats proceeded with a one party impeachment. What was seditious was the deafening silence from Democrats as rioters killed 20 men, woman and children and destroyed $2 bil in private property across the country without a hardly a peep from Democrats.

Wilfred Fernandez Jr

The Democratic Party had rejected Joe Biden for president since 1988. That says it all, doesn't it.

Jorg

Mike: As the majority of us have known all along, it is the Republicans who lie and cheat, just like Trump: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIwj6_kTp9g

Ray Fowler

Hello, Mike

This is not the first time you have recounted this story in these pages. Major Genral Butler was taken at his word by House committee members concerning discussions about a coup, yet there were no indictments. According to you, this was a mysterious development. Indeed. Can you explain why two Democratic Party congressmen, John McCormack and Samuel Dickstein, who were leading the investigation did not move forward with indictments to protect FDR? Can you point to any evidence that implicates the Republican Party of complicity in the discussion between a bond salesman, allegedly representing interest on Wall Street, and Major General Butler?

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