Letters

OK, ladies, here’s the other perspective: It’s not about just being a woman; it’s about who is the most qualified for the job of president of the United States.

As women, we would love to see a qualified woman who can resolve the border crisis — and it’s certainly a crisis. A woman who can get a handle on crime and homelessness of drug-addicted people, and improve our economic situation in the United States.

Unfortunately, for the past four years, our female vice president has been ineffective in serving the people of this country. We need a leader who is strong in foreign affairs, not someone who hasn’t been to Europe or has no idea where she stands on her policies. We can see with our own eyes the destruction of places like San Francisco, New York and Oregon, where our children are seeing the denigration of society.

So, ladies, when you go to vote this November, it’s not about gender — it’s about qualifications. At the end of the day, it’s about who will best serve the people of this great country, be it man or woman.

Jackie Sprotte

Westhampton Beach