Suggestions for Trump

Larry Anderson’s advice to Donald Trump about how to be a great President missed a few items I thought should be included: First of all, begin taking responsibility for your own lapses in judgment and integrity instead of blaming everyone else. You don’t look presidential–or adult–when you do that. Second, sell all your assets so that you are not vulnerable as President to undue influence by foreign nations–or impeachment by our’s. Third, put all of that money from selling those hotels in a legitimately administered foundation that will help the working poor get trained for better-paying jobs. This would convince Americans that you are a real “man of the people” who does more than just give speeches. Fourth, stop the Republican Congress from trashing Social Security, Medicare, or affordable health insurance. A lot of people (many who voted for you) depend on these things to live.

— Paul Jones

Maryville