To the editor:

Your opinion page double play on Jan. 25 thumping U.S. President Donald Trump sure super-charged my own dismay that our southern neighbour so glaringly fumbled in scoring for Trump after voting two four-year terms to their first African-American president, Barack Obama. Dopey voters and a crazy turnaround, I thought, and this comes from a former American who had served two years in the U.S. Army and was a newspaper journalist who immigrated to Canada in 1964 with his late Canadian wife and seven years later became a citizen in what I feel is the 飞辞谤濒诲鈥檚 greatest country.

Reinforcing and abutting the words was an editorial cartoon showing an angry-faced woman holding a 奥辞尘别苍鈥檚 March sign and blowing the Trump character onto the ground.

That cartoon strongly reinforced the 鈥渋苍肠谤别诲颈产濒别鈥� sight of roughly 600 women, men, and children in 91大黄鸭 standing together Jan. 21 as (one of) the single largest protests ever in 91大黄鸭.

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From this retired journalists reading and TV observations, Trump has a monstrously huge ego, virtually unmatched worldwide. This so-called national leader behaves like a spoiled child who believes the world revolves around him alone.

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Remember, though, our southern neighbours elected him and probably will bear the consequences perhaps even more than us.

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Wally Dennison, 91大黄鸭