Reader says election was stolen

By From JT Staff Reports

Dear Editor:
As a veteran of four years in the U.S. Navy I am really disappointed in our country now especially the Democrat establishment for doing whatever is necessary to take an election by force instead of letting the people make the choice on who they want to lead this country.
Never in my lifet...

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