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Letters: Mazur on “No Kings”

To the Editor:

The No Kings protestors are part of our political landscape today who are emotionally influenced by the Trump Derangement Syndrome.  Their rallies do not tell us anything about what they are protesting.  Even the letters to the editor and news articles on their rallies do not show how they would offer solutions that differ from what President Trump is doing.

What would the protestors do with the Iranian Islamists terrorists who are developing a nuclear weapon and cite “Death to America” as their ultimate objective?  Would they enforce our immigration laws or open borders for illegal immigrants entering our country?  Illegals cost taxpayers about $450B annually and live off entitlements.

The war in Ukraine has been going on for several years and today, 30,000 are injured and/or killed monthly.  What are the protesters’ solutions for peace?  How would they handle XI and Putin?

What would they do to lower food prices and housing costs?  These are troubling concerns and offering solutions would give them credence in the debate.

High health costs are the number one concern for citizens today even more so than saving the planet.  Progressives support socialized medicine.  Do protestors?  Is government-controlled health care really what they want?

Protestors need to talk solutions rather than vent that Trump is a King.  We need to solve these problems. Trump is trying.  Complaining about Trump being King without providing solutions is just whining.

-Frank Mazur

To Readers of this Publication:

Guy Page. A quote from an email I received from him the day after he failed to properly announce the date and time of the ICE public hearing at the State House. ICE public support is an issue he attempted to raise on his radio broadcast.

It is apparent he is choosing incompetency over controlled opposition. It is very easy for him to prove his unflappable courage as a conservative activist in the State House. Guy is about to question Governor Scott once a week at his press conferences. He can ask him why he won’t commit to vetoing S208 and S209 bills that will hinder ICE from carrying out its duties, and why he opposes President Trump at every opportunity he gets.

If Guy is unable to do show prep by writing down the time of a public hearing to be announced that day, he should have one of his associates replace him as anchor on his broadcast.

I am still willing to speak on his broadcast in an appropriate format.

-Brian Pearl

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Letters: Mazur on “No Kings”

To the Editor:

The No Kings protestors are part of our political landscape today who are emotionally influenced by the Trump Derangement Syndrome.  Their rallies do not tell us anything about what they are protesting.  Even the letters to the editor and news articles on their rallies do not show how they would offer solutions that differ from what President Trump is doing.

What would the protestors do with the Iranian Islamists terrorists who are developing a nuclear weapon and cite “Death to America” as their ultimate objective?  Would they enforce our immigration laws or open borders for illegal immigrants entering our country?  Illegals cost taxpayers about $450B annually and live off entitlements.

The war in Ukraine has been going on for several years and today, 30,000 are injured and/or killed monthly.  What are the protesters’ solutions for peace?  How would they handle XI and Putin?

What would they do to lower food prices and housing costs?  These are troubling concerns and offering solutions would give them credence in the debate.

High health costs are the number one concern for citizens today even more so than saving the planet.  Progressives support socialized medicine.  Do protestors?  Is government-controlled health care really what they want?

Protestors need to talk solutions rather than vent that Trump is a King.  We need to solve these problems. Trump is trying.  Complaining about Trump being King without providing solutions is just whining.

-Frank Mazur

To Readers of this Publication:

Guy Page. A quote from an email I received from him the day after he failed to properly announce the date and time of the ICE public hearing at the State House. ICE public support is an issue he attempted to raise on his radio broadcast.

It is apparent he is choosing incompetency over controlled opposition. It is very easy for him to prove his unflappable courage as a conservative activist in the State House. Guy is about to question Governor Scott once a week at his press conferences. He can ask him why he won’t commit to vetoing S208 and S209 bills that will hinder ICE from carrying out its duties, and why he opposes President Trump at every opportunity he gets.

If Guy is unable to do show prep by writing down the time of a public hearing to be announced that day, he should have one of his associates replace him as anchor on his broadcast.

I am still willing to speak on his broadcast in an appropriate format.

-Brian Pearl