The horror visited on the gathering at the synagogue in Pittsburgh was truly evil. A mentally disturbed man shot and killed 11 and wounded three police officers. Not detracting from that tragedy, Chicago had 58 shot over last weekend with six of those killed while 52 wounded. What is the cause of this?

Democrats will say guns, guns, guns. While this is obvious, there were many guns available and in the hands of people for years before without the weekly bloodbaths we see now. What really changed?

It didn’t happen overnight. It has been a gradual march to the bottom of the human decadence abyss. We used to value human life. Abortion on demand has made the nation numb to the violence to the most innocent among us in the womb.

Police are hamstrung on what can be done before a shooting happens. Stop and frisk is said to be unconstitutional. Isn’t being shot at unconstitutional? Drugs are rampant and we are voting next Tuesday on legalizing marijuana growing and use — is this a wise thing to approve? I don’t care what any person says, I’ve seen many of my friends and family members start on weed and progress to harder drugs — it is the gateway drug for other drug use.

Alcoholism is bad enough, but now we’ll have to worry about more traffic accidents/injuries/deaths like Colorado is experiencing since they have made weed legal there. The amount of theft increased as more people wanted the drug, but couldn’t afford it, necessitating stealing to obtain enough cash to get it. Do you want that for Michigan?

Millions of people have poured over our borders for years and years providing cheap labor. However, the burden on public services (law enforcement, hospitals, schools) has increased to the point of ridiculous and is unsustainable. We have accommodated the Spanish-speaking people in the country with instructions in Spanish, signs in Spanish, schools and courts with Spanish interpreters.

Let me state the obvious; does Mexico or any other country below Mexico geographically have dual signs, provide English speaking interpreters, etc? No — so why do we? When will English be the official language of the United States when we all speak it here to survive in society and conduct business and everyday transactions? Seems common sense, but common sense isn’t so common anymore.

The Pittsburgh shootings are interesting in the fact that the most anti-Semitic president ever, President Barak Hussein Obama, behaved poorly and it was patently obvious the Israeli government was detested by the Obama administration. This is not surprising, since young Barak (known as Barry then) was a practicing Muslim and taught in Muslim schools. He repeatedly snubbed Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu and the relations between the two countries at the time were icy, to be kind.

It was obvious President Obama bent over backwards to help Muslim countries in relationships with America, even our enemies in Iraq and Iran. Remember the billions he released to Iran? Yes, it was withheld Iranian money in banks, but we should have kept it for all the revenue spent on the war. But again, Obama did not love the country, did not care much for the people, and it was obvious by his sanctimonious arrogant attitude. What happened to the Democrat Party, the once strong unwavering support of Israel and the Jewish people?

President Donald Trump is not a politician — never was, never will be. He is a doer, a “get it done” person. So far, he has been true to his word from the campaign trail — with roadblocks being thrown up continuously by Democrats and RINOs on the few he has been thwarted. So far. He is pro-Israel (moved the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem — the real capital of Israel), loves all people to have the opportunity to prosper, and wishes nothing but the best for the country. He wants legal immigration and a Wall with a huge door to enter – legally.

Next Tuesday, we will be at the crossroads of the future of the country and state on voting day. Will we go back to the failed Democrat policies and bullsheet from the past, or move forward with conservative leadership and progress? Your votes will determine the fate of the country. Choose wisely!

And to my liberal friends contributing to this publication, especially those commenting every week, please comment and express your views. And Mr. Longstreet, yes, I do have my Trumpy Bear and will be hugging him on vote night!