Donald Trump is at it again. Not the usual threats, false promises, insults, nonstop lies, and doom and gloom, but his hawking overpriced items like Bibles, sneakers, other paraphernalia, and now, $100,000 gold watches. Really? I’m surprised he hasn’t tried selling the Brooklyn Bridge.
As a former New Yorker I am reminded of Trump’s reputation for stiffing contractors and other workers, the fraudulent Trump University, multiple business bankruptcies, and numerous sexual escapades, while married.
If these behaviors don’t bother you, so be it. But, to reward this man with the highest office in the land would be a terrible mistake.
George Hite
Sidney
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