Monthly Archives: January 2019

Dear Mr. Trump, With Roger Stone’s indictment, there’s virtually no one left from the people you’ve kept around you who hasn’t lied about their contacts with Russians, their attempts to obtain from Russia information damaging to Hillary Clinton, and your … Continue reading →

Dear Mr. Trump, You think you’ve solved the problem of the Trump shutdown by reopening the government for another three weeks and then threatening a second shutdown? You obviously haven’t learned anything from your first Trump shutdown. You haven’t learned … Continue reading →

Dear Mr. Trump, It’s been 231 years since the adoption of the United States Constitution, and the Constitution has worked reasonably well. The Constitution got us through the secession of Southern states and the Civil War, and it got us … Continue reading →

Dear Mr. Trump, It’s no surprise at all that you directed Michael Cohen to lie to Congress. As an inveterate liar yourself — please see my earlier letter about your hundreds of Pinocchios – it would make perfect sense that … Continue reading →

Dear Mr. Trump, It’s time to declare victory! End the shutdown now, and you can become famous! Here’s all you have to do: Claim that you won! Your base will believe anything, so what do you have to lose?   … Continue reading →

Dear Mr. Trump, The only national crisis evident after you speech last night was the crisis we’ve known about for a long time: the crisis of the Trump presidency. You are the crisis. You are the cause of “intense difficulty, … Continue reading →

Dear Mr. Trump, You say that you’re willing to keep the government shut down for years. The man who’s helping you do this is your puppet in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, because he stands in the way of the Senate’s … Continue reading →

Dear Mr. Trump, Stop playing games with people’s lives! More than 800,000 federal workers are not receiving their paychecks, even though many of them are forced to continue working. In 2013, a court found that the United States government violated … Continue reading →