{"id":299,"date":"2025-03-06T11:01:13","date_gmt":"2025-03-06T12:01:13","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/ezcpv.com\/?p=299"},"modified":"2025-03-20T11:37:07","modified_gmt":"2025-03-20T11:37:07","slug":"letters-if-democrats-cant-learn-from-trumps-win-democracy-may-be-doomed","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/ezcpv.com\/index.php\/2025\/03\/06\/letters-if-democrats-cant-learn-from-trumps-win-democracy-may-be-doomed\/","title":{"rendered":"Letters: If Democrats can\u2019t learn from Trump\u2019s win, democracy may be doomed"},"content":{"rendered":"

If Democrats can’t learn from Trump’s win, democracy may be doomed<\/h4>\n

Democratic Party mouthpiece Van Jones recently stated, \u201cWe\u2019re the idiots. We lost. So we have to go back in the locker room and we have to sit down and figure out how in the hell did we get beat.\u201d<\/p>\n

Democratic leadership need not invest too much time figuring that out. The majority of voters did not focus on medical costs for the elderly or investment in infrastructure or reproductive rights. Instead, they saw funding for prison inmates to have sex-change operations. They saw an ever-growing homeless population, safe houses for drug addicts on the taxpayer dollar, and a border situation totally out of control. For many, despite the DOGE chainsaw, despite the blatant antagonism of allies, the voters believed drastic measures needed to be taken. Disaster-in-the-making or not, Americans cried out for action. Well, President Donald Trump has delivered.<\/p>\n

If the Democrats in that locker room can\u2019t figure this out, they might as well stay in there. Game over. Trump has said there won\u2019t be a need to vote next time, and we need to take the man at his word. Barring an unmitigated disaster on the geopolitical playing field, Trump\u2019s youthful cabinet will not be going away anytime soon even if Trump chooses to bow out next election. With a Republican thumb on the Supreme Court, their control of the House and Senate, and efforts to shut down various media outlets, the real loser will not be the Democrats; it will be democracy.<\/p>\n

Bob Giusto, Lakewood<\/em><\/p>\n

The messes left by the liberals<\/h4>\n

Re: “Readers react to shocking Oval Office meeting<\/a>,” March 5 letters to the editor<\/p>\n

This state is a mess! You can’t drive to the mountains unless you enjoy traffic jams, can’t enter a national park without a reservation, and can’t camp without a reservation. If you are young, you can’t buy a house; if you are old, you can’t afford to eat out at a restaurant.<\/p>\n

If you go into Denver you see dirty streets and construction zones with no work going on, and yet, people continue to vote in liberals with their own agendas to spend money on pet projects. How about more warfare on guns or letting young men compete against girls? Liberal priorities and policies have failed this state.<\/p>\n

Then, you publish these “outrage” letters about Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Fun to read. I guess these outraged writers enjoy a war continuing so more people die and we can spend billions more money we don’t have ($36 trillion in debt). The Dems hatred of President Donald Trump is a real danger to our country.<\/p>\n

Jack Inderwish, Aurora<\/em><\/p>\n

You, too, are on the federal payroll, Rep. Greene<\/h4>\n

Rep. Majorie Taylor Greene stated federal employees do not deserve their paychecks, in part because they do not produce federal revenue. This applies to the House of Representatives, the U.S. Senate and the president and his cabinet. Using this logic, all of these people should resign or, at a minimum, not be paid. Rep. Greene should be a leader, follow her own logic and relinquish her job ASAP.<\/p>\n

Robert Duncan, Denver<\/em><\/p>\n

Polis’s mandates are fighting climate change<\/h4>\n

Re: “Polis’ energy mandates will make heating and cooling costs skyrocket in Colorado<\/a>,” Feb. 23 commentary<\/p>\n

The commentary on energy costs due to Gov. Jared Polis’ mandates ignores the very reason for the mandates: climate change.<\/p>\n