Editor: Newt Gingrich’s “Trump vs. China,” published in October 2019, lays out in no uncertain terms how previous administrations and Congresses have not understood China’s centuries-long plan to return as a major global force. 

Editor: I have something important to ask.

Editor: I would like to be better educated on climate change, but I already believe it is real and measurable.

Editor: After watching the last Democratic presidential debate in Iowa, I’m more convinced than ever that they may be self-destructing and getting set up for a big-time loss in 2020.

Editor: Donald Trump badgered President Barack Obama to “show his (Harvard) records,” while he has told us he is a “stable genius” who has “all the best words,” yet he offers no records of his own.

Editor: As much as I believe President Donald Trump has some good instincts, such as wanting to end our “stupid wars,” his Middle East strategy is currently in disarray, thanks to his advisors.

Editor: As someone who has taken part in military funerals, I take the killing of military service men and women very personally.

Editor: Marc Thiessen’s column, “Trump enforces his red line on Iran,” that appeared in your Jan. 7 edition, and a related editorial in the same day’s Wall Street Journal, remind your readers and the media of the real facts on Iran and the opportunities that should be acted on.