To The Daily Sun,

The latest poll from the UNH Survey Center shows that nearly 70% of New Hampshire voters disapprove of Donald Trump's government. Worldwide, even the most authoritarian governments begin to weaken and fall when similar disapproval numbers begin to appear.

The only thing that keeps those governments in power is brute force, as we see in a place like Iran. Here we have masked agents running around our country wantonly beating, shooting, and killing innocent protesters like Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minnesota.

Almost every day we see out-of-control ICE agents kicking and punching hard-working people just trying to get by. In the latest case, an American citizen who did nothing illegal, was brutally beaten. When the cowardly ICE agents realized their mistake, they quickly fled, leaving the poor man lying in the street, blood flowing from his face.

This is un-American. Now, as the vast majority of American people no longer approve of this government, it is only being propped up by weak politicians like Gov. Kelly Ayotte, who refuses to stand up to her failed GOP leadership.

Even in the face of all these ICE atrocities, she has agreed to allow our good, hard-working, honest state police to cooperate with these masked thugs.

Her actions and the nearly 70% disapproval rate are motivating a voter movement to vote 100% Democrat on Election Day. That's the best and easiest way for New Hampshire to show its displeasure with an out-of-control government.

Leonard Witt

Sandwich

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