Letters: Is Trump’s hole-in-one the Big Lie? – Palm Beach Post

Why question Trump aboutgolf?

I don't understand why anyone would question whether Donald Trump actually hit a hole-in-one. Donald Trump spends more time playing golf than any former president; he spent more time playing golf,despite his claim that he wouldn't. Given how much golf Trump plays, it is not surprising that he would eventually hit a hole-in-one. Besides, in light of his documented habit of cheating at golf, and his penchant for making false claims, if he were going to lie about something like this, he would have done so long ago. The truly unbelievable thing about this story is that anybody cares.

Michael J. Kirshner,WestPalm Beach

Disney World Florida opposes"The Dont Say Gay bill. If so, would they pledge to not give financial support in the upcoming elections to any state representative who voted for the bill and to donate to those who voted against it? That would be a real stand.

Paul LaKind, Palm Beach Gardens

Russia invades Ukraine. The war continues for a few months, and it is suggested that an attempt be made to negotiate a settlement. Since negotiation infers a give and take process, in attempting to reach a settlement, what does Russia have to give?

Now, let us suppose that Canada invades the U.S. over a perceived or real difference. The conflict continues for several months and Canada manages to occupy substantial territory in Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota. Can you in your wildest dream think that we would give any land to a country that had invaded our border? When you add to it the negotiation Russian atrocities, there is nothing to discuss, except letting the rest of the world decide a suitable punishment for war crimes.

Burt Edelchick,Hobe Sound

Re the House GOP members vote down their own bill over red herring: The failure of 10 Florida congressional Republicans to rename the federal courthouse in Tallahassee after the first Black Florida Supreme Court Justice is yet another example of GOP cowardice, hypocrisy and their inability to genuinely pledge allegiance to the republic for which they supposedly stand. This is the same party where the majority of its elected officials reimagined the events of Jan.6, and now theyre doing a hatchet job on Joseph Woodrow Hatchett who, against all odds, passed his bar exam during the Jim Crow era and worked his way up to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit.

The decision to renounce a bill that theyinitially co-sponsored, based on Judge Hatchetts support of the Establishment Clause in the U.S. Constitution, is unconscionable. According to Frank Cerabino, despite several unsuccessful efforts in the Sunshine State to allow government sanctioned prayer in schools, Were still dancing around the subject Judge Hatchett decided 34 years ago. You can pray all you want in public school. But you cant subject other peoples children to your prayers. One would think that the party thattouts The Free State of Florida and Parental Rights in Education would realize that politicians forcing kids to pray is the antithesis of liberty and that the failure to honor Judge Hatchett flies in the face of justice for all.

Nancy Chanin,Delray Beach

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