OPINION:
If I didn’t know any better, I’d think major U.S. power players were itching to set Americans against each other. The actions I was brought up to believe were racist are today heralded by the president of our country as some kind of heroic theater. Two successive top attorneys have turned their backs on blatant illegal and racist activity while Americans have looked on in utter disbelief.
When a deciding vote and opinion from the top Supreme Court justice can be rearranged to favor passage of one of the most one-sided, unwanted health-care bills in our history, the fact that these judges are politically appointed for life is downright insane and insulting.
Then the top man at the FBI comes before Americans with a long list of reasons to indict one of the most unqualified, pandering, criminal hacks — and after reading it says he recommends not indicting. He goes even further to suggest that no sane person would or should consider an indictment, Americans again gasp in disbelief.
Minorities are in positions of power across the country, yet in the last half-dozen-plus years the racism flame has been deliberately reignited. When the top power players in our country are told the truth about the motives for crimes committed by cold-blooded killers, but then continue to bemoan our lack of national gun control, it’s clear they are itching for some kind of historic fight.
GARY A. GUBISCH
Columbia, Md.
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