Dear Editor,
I fully accept that all sides of an opinion have the right to be heard, but I myself am very dismayed by the way Timothy Reynolds (in his letter in the November issue of en) slighted Donald Trump.
I doubt very much that Donald Trump would tell anyone at one of his rallies … You’re Christian, so you are not wanted here – get out… which is what Kamala Harris actually did, using words to that effect during one of her meetings. [Harris was heckled during a speech by pro-life campaigners shouting ‘Christ is King!’ and ‘Jesus is Lord!’ and after some time Harris paused and said: ‘You guys are at the wrong rally – I think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street.’ – Ed.] Her very liberal and anti-Christian views are no secret – such as her support for the killing of unborn babies, and homosexual/transgender practices.
I agree that Donald Trump is not perfect (I know of only one person who ever has been), but in my view Kamala Harris was much the greater of the two ‘evils’.
Yours sincerely,
Peter Culver, Lyme Regis.
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