Surprise, surprise, more vitriolic statements hurtled at Mr Trump.
Well, Richard Jones, I hope he wins. You cite he ‘can barely string two words together coherently’. You obviously did not watch him deliver a flawless speech to a record number crowd at Madison Square Gardens, in New York, recently. No teleprompter. Nor, most likely, have you listened to his recent three-hour conversation with popular influencer Joe Rogan (yeah, best look him up). Perhaps you are mixing up Mr Trump with Ms Harris. Kamala has been given the epithet, ‘word salad’, by the media which may indicate she is not an erudite nor eloquent public speaker.
Perhaps ask why Tulsi Gabbard – Samoan American and former 2020 presidential candidate (Independent) – and Robert Kennedy Junior (hailing from a long line of Democrats) now endorse the Republican Party. Better yet, listen to what they say at Trump’s rallies in terms of democratic governance. Listen to the millions of Black Americans who support Trump. Why is this so? Racist? Nope.
Why are the crowds so huge and Mr Trump so popular? Well, he is bringing solutions to a broken and divided country. It is popular to bash Trump in Australia and not hold the Democratic Party accountable for, well, anything. I am not here to educate you, Mr Jones, just seeking some responsible and ethical journalism.
For four decades The Echo has printed the stories some people loved, some people hated, and some pretended not to read. If you want us to keep telling the truth, the real truth, not the sugar-coated version. We’ll need your support to keep the presses rolling. 
