Echo opinion: Republican failed leader Donald Trump - lacks a moral compass

Donald Trump (#failed_potus) lacks a moral compass (and ~ Maine Writer~ in plain logic, he is the leader of a morally corrupt Republican tRumpzi Nazi political party.)

Republicans are terrified to admit the truth about Donald Trump's moral failed leadership

Opinion echo letter published in the newspapaper Newport, Rhode Island Newport.com:

As we all know there is an essential element to every honest and accurate compass – the arrow. It tells you where north is located and is necessary to help reach your destination. Unless, of course, you are Donald Trump. In his case the compass direction is whatever suits him. This man lacks an arrow on his navigational aid and on his moral compass, too. He is never wrong since he is always lost and draws whatever map he desires. He gives himself credit for anything positive that comes along and encourages each of us to give him credit for all that improves our lifestyles despite the consequences to anyone else. We have been seduced by our own greed to remove the needle from our own compasses. It’s time to repair our own compasses and grab the wheel before we go aground.

One further observation. During the impeachment process I have heard it said that the president committed no offense since the funds for Ukraine were released. Really? See if you will buy this: last month someone kidnapped your 4-year-old grandson and demanded ransom for his release. The kidnapper was later identified and then, after weeks without knowing where he was, the kidnapper released the child and no ransom was paid. Is it still a kidnapping whether ransom was paid or not? What do you think Trump was doing? He was holding Ukraine hostage and kissing the backside of the Russian president and trying to subvert an election all at the same time. The poor fool got caught.

If you once were a committed Trump supporter, my heart goes out to you and I understand your disappointment. But cut him loose and let him drift without any compass. Even if he had one, he wouldn’t know how to use it.

Joseph M. Hall, Newport