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Stupidity disease spreads

Donald Trump has completed over one-half of his first 100 days now and he’s realizing his mouth has

written more checks than he can cash. He has built a Cabinet of the wealthy and super-wealthy (ex-Goldman Sachs people) who have no clue to the lives of the ordinary American.

It looks like the Trumpcare health plan will benefit the wealthy and the insurance companies. Losers will be the poor, elderly and sick. These people had seven years to get it right and spent it complaining about Obamacare. We now have an epidemic in D.C. called the stupidity disease, and there is no cure for this group of patients.

Ed Hollow

Spokane Valley

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