Re: William E. Conti Letter

AdminAugust 11, 2016Last Updated: August 28, 2016

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To the Editor:

Politifact has its own agenda depending on who or what you want to believe. MSNBC/NBC, CBS, ABC, are moderate?? Really?? Even CNN sometimes is biased the problem with all news media: they omit facts, they edit content, they don’t fact-check before they report.

Voter Manipulation:

There are cases of a dead person’s name being used to cast a vote. There are cases of more voter turnout than possible in a given area. The federal government requires three things to vote for the president:

Be a citizen
Be registered to vote
Show up to vote

I’m sure there are requirements for proving one’s citizenship. I’m sure there are required documents to register to vote. If you have never voted before, there is a clear way to get it done. Show up, then you will get a voter ID. If you have voted, but do not have a voter ID, show up, sign in, vote, then you will get a voter ID. This is so simple “Show UP” I’m sure the states can figure out a way to issue an ID when you show up to register or to vote.

Unemployment:

How many “total” jobs were lost during the current administration VS created??

How many full time jobs created VS part time jobs??

How many permanent jobs VS “holiday” jobs??

How many “total” people, that have given up, not working VS the employed??

Please don’t quote the unemployment rate . . .

Immigration:

According to the government, there is no way to vet the people now coming to the United States, they have no documents to verify. The government doesn’t have the assets to spend 2 years on vetting thousands upon thousands of non documented people. Everyone coming into the country, both legal & illegal have jobs?? How are they living?? Health insurance ?? Food, clothing, money ??? We all know “everything is free in America” Really?? Someone will pay sooner or later!!

All I see are a lot of government stats from the “Most Transparent” administration ever?? Really??

Military:

What is planned or in the works isn’t what we have now. All branches of service have stated that the number of equipment ready to employ for military action is critically low, the number of people service full time in the military is the lowest also. We may have the most powerful military in the world, but how long can it sustain a war, and in how many places around the world can it stretch its limited equipment and soldiers??

Robert Devaul

North Bend, PA