The Election is Over. Focus Political Coverage on The President-Elect
Your page looks like the product of Russian disinformation efforts. By continuing to cover trump's continual false allegations and lies, you are harming the country. Repeating these lies only adds to misinformation and creates more acrimony. You need to ask yourselves, "Are we responsible journalists?" Continuing to cover trump's baseless allegations undermines our democratic form of government.
To use his own words, it's a disgrace which shows us and the world that trump never was a real statesman, but closely resembles a cult leader. His former lawyer, Michael Cohen, describes him as, "a conman and a cheat." How is it that so many people end up severing their relations with trump and each time he has some awful critique of them? It's irresponsible to pander to an audience that doesn't really care if the allegations are true or not. Words matter and telling the truth is of utmost importance. Now help your readership accept the truth. It's time to admit the inevitable.
America, love it or leave it. trump may not like the outcome of the election, but the votes have been counted and unfortunately he lost. By continuing to dispute the results he is making himself a national disgrace. It's over, now it's time to move on.
Jerome Carolfi
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