Dear Editor:
I read, with interest, Mr. Garber's letter to the Editor. I do not know if the president knew Steve Bannon nor do I care. With regard to "serious voter fraud" in Virginia and California being false, I have no doubt there was plenty of fraudulent votes cast. If there was only one fraudulent vote, that was one too many. Concerning the allegation the Obama administration was actively supporting Al Qaeda in Iraq, well Obama certainly did nothing to defeat them by removing troops and informing the enemy exactly what he planned to do and when. That's some "JV team" over there in the middle east. Not sure about rising crime, however, just listen to the news and it certainly didn't dissipate under Obama. His alleged hometown of Chicago is a prime example. Obama did nothing to insure the welfare and safety of those people who blindly supported him and, especially those folks where he served as a community organizer. If anything, his vile rhetoric merely instigated more violence. Remember "if they bring a knife, you bring a gun." Again I couldn't care less what was said of any of the opponents including "crooked Hillary". He did say "the employment rate may be as high as 42%." "May be" not "was."
I do wish those who berate the President now were as awake and alert when Obama and Hillary and Kerry were running the country into the ground. The lies and the arrogance during that time were pervasive. Their supporters followed like sheep to the slaughter. Would appear they continue to sip the Kool-Aid.
And one of the biggest lies of all; Benghazi. Never, ever forget Benghazi.
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