LETTER: MSNBC, CNN present fake news – Opinion – The Register-Mail

Editor, Register-Mail: There are those who live in Never Never Land. Take for example President Trump’s poll on Dec. 18-20; it was 49. Real Clear Politics on RCP average makes it 42.5. Thirties you say — another distorted fake news. As for national security being barred by Democrats, it’s called a wall on the southern border. If the wall had been built as the Democrats once wanted, 10,800 children in 2018 wouldn’t have been raped by illegal aliens. Add to this 70,000 plus Fentanyl (an opiod) deaths. Democrats would rather protect the criminal illegal than protect American citizens. As for President Trump’s 289 accomplishments all one has to do is get on the computer. Hint, look up Washington Examiner.

You say low employment started in Obama’s term, distorted fake news again. Every important economic indicator showed the economy was stalled in Obama’s last year in office. GDP was declining in Obama’s last year. GDP bottomed out at 1.5 percent, President Trump has raised it to 4.2 percent. Stock market was going nowhere but now has come up. Thank you, President Trump. Wages by Sentier Research up 4 percent since President Trump came into office. There we go again. Another person makes a statement about high crimes. What are they or do you really know? You just repeat what MSNBC and CNN (otherwise known as Clinton News Network) distort. Democrats would rather distort the news than be totally honest, and work toward the well being of America. Remember Obama presided for eight years over the worst economic recovery in our times.

You should check news sources such as Investor’s Business Daily, American Liberty Report, Real Clear Politics, Wall Street Journal, Washington Examiner; stay away from CNN and MSNBC, they will give you nightmares big time. I won’t go into the other areas this person in Galesburg wrote about, it would down right be embarrassing to him. Remember there are other news outlets that are honest. I suggest you research before writing. — Bill Higgins, Knoxville