Nov 3, 2018 1 min read

I have tried not to get caught up in politics or share my political views with colleagues, friends or family, but it is difficult to remain silent while watching a Presbyterian minister shout at President Trump to go home during his visit to Pittsburgh earlier this week.

As a minister, she should attempt to bring the community together, not shut anyone out. I was embarrassed, and my heart ached as I witnessed the hatred she demonstrated. I was taught that we are to welcome people and to open our homes, our wallets and our hearts to anyone in need whenever we can.

They keep saying that love is stronger than hate, but protesters spread as much hate as the man who committed the synagogue killings. Hating our president because we don’t agree with him is still hate. We need to remember that our differences of opinion are just that. Let it go!

Tammy Sherman

Bentleyville