“Trump will hear from me, in my own name, before the 2020 election,” the author wrote on the online “discussion website,” answering a question about speaking publicly.
The author continued, writing, “As far as anonymity is concerned, I will not keep my identity shrouded in secrecy forever. I am not afraid to use my own name to express concern about the current occupant of the Oval Office.”
Back in 2018, the author wrote in the New York Times that President Donald Trump’s actions could be ameliorated by officials he surrounded himself with. Now, the author said they completely disagrees with that previous judgment, saying “I was dead wrong.”
“No one can thwart his attraction to wrongdoing,” the author wrote, referring to Trump. “Americans cannot and should not rely on a group of unelected bureaucrats to maintain stability.”
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As time passes under this administration, the author notes “anyone should be able to see the chaos has worsened as the guardrails have come off.” The author warns that if reelected, Trump may feel emboldened to follow his “dangerous impulses to unknowable and alarming ends.”
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As time passes under this administration, the author notes “anyone should be able to see the chaos has worsened as the guardrails have come off.” The author warns that if reelected, Trump may feel emboldened to follow his “dangerous impulses to unknowable and alarming ends.”
“I wrote it as a wake-up call to Americans who, like me, hoped for the best when it came to the Trump Presidency and wanted him to succeed,” the author wrote. “I want them to see what I’ve seen firsthand, which is that the man has daily displayed his unfitness for office and, frankly, that he’s a danger to the country.”
Navy Vet