Prejudice: Food For Thought For Donald Trump Poem by Richard Wlodarski

Amen to this. I don't want to join in the negativity of complaining so I maintain a silence about the present President. But what you wrote in this poem is not a rant against Trump but a series of moral notes to make him a better man, a more worthy man. It is an intrinsically positive approach to dissent, even though neither of us may feel any optimism. I remember vividly when Oliver North was lecturing Congress and the TV audience about why he (and the Reagan administration) were right to break the law and support the Contras, a Democratic Senator responded, The American people voted against such support, and the American people have the right to be wrong. Well, I may not like THIS situation, but I have to acknowledge the American people have the right etc.