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Letter
As we approach the pivotal election on Nov. 5, I feel compelled to articulate why I, along with many others, will be casting my vote for President Donald Trump.
Firstly, President Trump’s commitment to America First policies has resonated deeply with me. His approach to trade, particularly the intention to increase tariffs on imports, especially from China, as recently highlighted in polls, demonstrates a clear understanding of economic pressures facing American workers. This policy aims at protecting U.S. industries and fostering job growth at home, which is crucial for our economic sovereignty.
Moreover, Trump’s favorability ratings, especially among independent voters, indicate a broad appeal that transcends traditional party lines. This support, as noted in recent polls, underscores a trust in his ability to address issues that matter to everyday Americans, from law enforcement support to advocating for the working class. The nation’s direction under Trump’s previous term showed a robust economy, low unemployment rates, and significant strides in energy independence. His policies not only aimed at immediate relief but also at long-term economic stability, which we desperately need to recover from recent global setbacks.
On matters of policy, Trump’s stance on immigration, border security, and America’s role on the world stage offers a clear, unapologetic vision for America’s future. His approach, often criticized, is grounded in a promise to secure our borders and ensure that migration policies serve American interests first, which resonates with my belief in national integrity.
Furthermore, the endorsement from various sectors of society, including law enforcement and union workers, speaks volumes about his commitment to those who keep our country running. This support isn’t just about policy; it’s about a connection with the heart of America, where people feel heard and prioritized. Critics might point to his style or past controversies, but for many, including myself, it’s the results that matter.
Trump’s ability to challenge the status quo, to negotiate boldly on the international stage, and to prioritize American workers and taxpayers over globalist agendas is what we need now more than ever. As we stand on the brink of another election, I urge fellow Americans to look beyond the noise and focus on the tangible benefits Trump’s policies have offered and continue to promise.
On Nov. 5, my vote will be for former President Trump, not just for the man, but for the America he envisions — one where every citizen’s interests come first.
Sheldon L. Broderick, Cedar City
