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Vote Trump out of office in 2020

March 01, 2020 11:01 pm • Last Updated: March 01, 2020 11:05 pm

Regarding The Day’s Feb. 19 editorial, “White-collar pardons may be just a start,” start of what exactly? Start of President Trump’s disregard for the law that applies to everyone else but not him?

Can I refer you to the 1973 biased housing discrimination case against his father Fred Trump that started a couple generations ago but made a lifetime impression?

Or maybe you missed the start of and end of fraud causing shutdown of his “Foundation” or his “university,” which ended in a $25 million out-of-court 2018 settlement, refunding student’s money − an expensive education by any measure.

Just a start?

May I also refer you to Australia’s 2019 year from Hell that’s considered a petri dish of a climate-changed Earth that nearly burnt the "Land Down Under” down?

Trump 2020? Be careful what you wish for, you might actually get it. Vote Trump? That’s right, vote him out of office.

Jay Lustgarten

Stonington

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