Letters: I voted for Donald Trump to halt the march of progressivism

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan sat alongside Donald Trump at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner and laughed and smiled while Trump stood at the lectern and said demeaning and disrespectful things.
40% : If I were him, I would not focus Illinois resources on battling for an assault weapons ban, particularly given the current makeup of the U.S. Supreme Court, or trying to force LGBTQ education in public schools.
40% : The idea that Trump "tells it like it is" is his biggest con of all.
29% : And I sincerely doubt Trump had a hand in raising his children with any of his three wives.
27% : In response to Myrna Silver's letter ("Delay judgment of Trump," Nov. 9) on how Donald Trump's kids turned out versus Joe Biden's son Hunter, I have two comments: What about Beau Biden, who had an exemplary career in the military and government service before dying too young?
25% : Changing diapers, rocking sick babies and even reading bedtime stories do not seem like things Trump would consider his responsibility.-- J. Edmunds, ChicagoFifty-six percent of U.S. Catholics voted for Donald Trump.
13% : Trump, not Pritzker, is the reason for the gross division in this country.
4% : Overlooked are Illinois' 102 counties -- Harris won just 12, and Trump won 90.Pritzker's' problems go further.

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