Re Opposing views on whether Joe Biden should pardon Donald Trump (Jan 20): As a Republican, I accept that Joe Biden is our president. Biden says he is going to unite us as a nation. I want him to succeed just as I did for past presidents. Trump lost the election. He had every right to challenge up until Jan. 6 just as others did before him.<\/p>\n
Why is it that those on the left wanted to impeach Trump for a second time? He did not incite by his speech and the radicals had an organized goal planned. How does a second impeachment of a now-private citizen Trump unite us as a nation today? <\/p>\n
What a colossal waste of time for the American people and President Biden. Biden should take a stand, carpe diem and just say no.<\/p>\n
Derrick HaunValley Center<\/p>\n
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The U-T welcomes and encourages community dialogue on important public matters. <\/p>\n
Perhaps the ultimate oxymoron can be summarized by glancing at the San Diego Union-Tribune headlines of Jan. 23, Senate agrees to begin impeachment trial Feb. 9 and Jan. 24, How does a nation heal?.<\/p>\n
Daniel CollinsSan Diego<\/p>\n
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