I reject the weird, incoherent, irrational and outlandish accusations the president of our nation is spouting. I am not a socialist or a Marxist or a hater of my country. But because I am a Democrat our President accuses me of being those things. I am a proud Democrat, and I enthusiastically support free enterprise, as do all of my friends who are members of the Democrat party. We also support a frugal, lean and service-oriented government, not a bloated government that feeds on special interest extravagance. I want my government prepared to lead and solve problems when the circumstances demand civic-minded leadership and problem-solving. I am hoping we can make some progress regarding the complex and emotional issues of racial equality. That doesn’t mean I would support sacrificing any other demographic in the process of trying to be successful in our quest to settle racial issues. Also, I do not hate law enforcement, nor do I think we should unfund the police. But because I am a Democrat the president accuses me of supporting looters and violent protesters and cheering on violence directed at law enforcement. It’s more of the “us versus them mentality” that Trump persistently advances. I resent President Trump’s simplistic, unfounded accusations regarding mainstream, hard-working, constructive Democrats. I resent him saying that he is more patriotic than me. I shrug when I hear him say that AOC is taking over the Democratic Party. Nope, not happening. Neither is Stacey Abrams or Bernie Sanders taking over the party. Trump is propping up boogeymen, igniting smoke screens and inventing shallow and baseless notions to drive a wedge between Americans. His style is to ridicule, disrespect and divide. Isn’t that just what we need as we battle the grave uncertainties of a national health crisis?