Letter to the Editor: The worst choice
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Well, she has done it. Kamala has chosen a person so far left; it makes her look like she is dead center. He is pro-death, an avowed Socialist, and a wonderful choice to make a match not made in Heaven with the heir apparent, Queen Kamala. He is Tim Walz, the current Democrat governor of Minnesota.
He is in favor of abortion right up until birth, which is pro-murder. Kamala has earned nothing, has never had anyone vote for her for President, and will make a terrible choice. She is right now, basking in the fake glory of her virtual nomination ahead of the convention, in of all places, Chicago, the murder capital of the world.
This has nothing to do with her being a woman, but has all to do with what she believes and practices. Why has she not even had one press conference? Are her handlers afraid she will screw up big time in a nationwide event? Her presidential campaign of a few years ago never gained any traction. She has done nothing and has continued to do that as Vice-President.
As for Walz, his military career in the Army National Guard, at that time as a Command Sergeant Major, was to get his troops ready to go to war. He did that, but when it came time for the "big game," time to be deployed, he suddenly decided to retire. Therefore, since he did not complete some required CSM school classwork, he had to retire as a Master Sergeant, several notches below the rank of CSM. Those on TV today have classified him as a traitor to his troops. It was his job, as the senior enlisted in his battalion, a group of soldiers as large as 1,200, commanded usually by a Lt. Col., to get them ready for war and to go with them. Instead, he chose to retire. As some talking heads said today on TV, it would be like a coach winning all the playoff games in football, and then when they get to the Super Bowl he suddenly bails out and leaves his players (troops) without experienced leadership. That is the kind of person Kamala has chosen.
Harris/Walz are both losers and do not deserve to be elected to anything. Vote wisely this November and choose the other team. Not perfect, but better than the blue one.
Robert Sadler
Marietta