Editor, Gazette-Journal:

In all the years of my long life, I do not recollect ever witnessing the level of ornery contrition directed at a duly-elected president. The level of divisiveness, subterfuge and outright sabotage of a sitting president has exceeded all bounds of decorum, never mind polite discourse. Some would call it treason; however, that is a matter for the courts to decide.

Whatever happened to the common sentiment expressed by many after Election Day: “He is my president, like him or not.” Where does it say within the Constitution that the president must be liked? This contrariness is now being expressed in opinions to abolish the Electoral College; a clear recipe for disaster if I ever heard of one.

It is necessary to sort through the outright corruption of the political process. This has been brought about by the intelligence agencies’ intrusion into our elections. Please note the FBI’s involvement in obtaining the Steele dossier, reportedly ...