Editor,

In Lester Gee’s Benjamin Button and Democrats letter in the Feb. 11 issue of the Daily Journal, Gee says Pelosi was a petulant child for tearing up the State of the Union speech before the eyes of the country. 

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Christopher Conway

Linda- get ready for four more years of Trump. If you were harassed since you took office like Mr. Trump was with the FBI and then House Democrats, you would realize you are in a fight. Call it what you want but president Trump is a fighter and liberal Democrats don't like getting punched back. Toughen up, it is only going to get worse for you.

JustMike650

C.C. like Aubrey Huff, cannot read the room, cannot read any room for that matter, something Trump can't do either. Trump exists on shock jock rhetoric. I am glad CC does not have a daughter or niece that Huff can can call a "cu*t" or perhaps his wife - wonder how CC would react to Trump grabbing the Mrs's P or calling her the vile C word?

Linda S. Lara, thanks for your beautiful, articulate letter to the editor.

smdj2019

Linda,

Thank you very much for your very thoughtful and well written letter to the editor. What Speaker Pelosi tore up was nothing more than paper with outrageous lies, vulgar manipulations and thinly veiled intimidation. Thank you for having the courage to speak up.

Rick Bonilla

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