Mr. President,
Have you no shame?
No doubt your supporters will hail your three memorandums and executive order for “enhanced unemployment benefits” as a triumph and blame the Democrats for failing to cooperate with you.
This is nothing more than a contemptable campaign stunt in your bid for re-election.
The Republicans—your despicable cronies in the Senate–sat on their hands after the House passed the HEROES Act well before the CARES Act expired and then those same Senators refused to negotiate a deal, as did you. Meanwhile millions of Americans lived in fear and worry. Your behavior and that of your vile advocates is utterly reprehensible.
This is not about the absolutely necessary help millions of Americans will receive if these directives are enacted. This is about how, in your twisted and narcissistic mind, you no doubt view your actions as magnanimous and benevolent. Those who support you will see you as a hero because they, like you, are incapable of any rational thought.
How those who call themselves conservative Christians can still back you is astonishing. They praise you for your pro-life and anti-gay marriage stance while turning a blind eye to the cold, callous and calculating actions of an egotistical despot.
Most appalling is how you used the pain and misery of those suffering unemployment and food insecurity for your own sick pleasure and gain. You are totally and entirely heartless.
I thought you had sunk to a new low when you responded “it is what it is” to the unimaginable COVID death toll during your AXIOS interview.
I was wrong, but what should I have expected from someone who has shown absolutely no remorse for the dead, dying and grieving.
However, it may surprise you and the readers of this letter to know, I still pray for you because Jesus said to “love your enemies … and pray for those who mistreat you.”
You are making it quite difficult, though.
With respect to the office you unfortunately hold,
Susan Fridinger
I have to admit that I mostly pray for him to be out of office and in prison for his many crimes against humanity. This is not nice of me to do, but what I find myself doing out of desperation, since any attempts to hold him accountable are not working. His current attempts to sabotage our election is just the latest in his plans to hold on to power. It is shameful and to me unbelievable that many Christians continue to support someone whose character and behavior is so antithetical to that of Jesus Christ.
I have my moments while watching the news where much of what I feel about the atrocities he is committing spews forth in an ugly rampage. But I do pray for him because what he has done and is doing clearly reflects a chaotic and pain-filled heart.
I really need to be praying for God to change his heart as well as my own from a heart of stone to one of compassion, care, and concern for others.