Who should our leader be?

Editor:

Would ever a great and noble nation choose its Commander and Chief of State from one who has been media-protected and promoted and we consequently know very little about.

We haven’t been told about his Community Organizer associates, his known terrorist political mentors (Ayers and Dohrn), convicted big city criminal (Rezco), 20 years with two racist ministers, one white, one black (Pfleger and Wright), and the sorry long-term association with the voter fraud crew (Acorn). Would we choose one with a political past showing a singular lack of state or national leadership or legislative accomplishment? Would we choose one who has shown us nothing of substance and much to indicate an alarming lack of character and judgment?

My nation and people are far too precious to sacrifice to one whose mystical elevation to messiah status is obvious and unacceptable.

Russell M. Heller, Green Valley