In the spirit of providing facts to set up a discussion in these columns, the following summary of the devastation wreaked upon American citizens by assault rifles is in order – as I’ve learned from reader response to my request in our Aug. 30 print edition for comments on Blind Brook School Board member Jeff Diamond’s Facebook post deploring spending educational funds on making school buildings safe from mass murderers with assault weapons.

While reading Mike Tee’s recent letter to the editor, his own words made it clear that he is a White Nationalist. Now our community knows who he is. 

Readers: I need some feedback from you on a critical matter – your views on what you feel should constitute safety from assault rifle-armed shooters who might attack our local schools (or any schools in the country, for that matter).

Given the irrefutable evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 election, the Senate’s refusal to pass much-needed election security funding measures is simply unacceptable. 

Some two years ago, Rye Town Justice Anthony Provenzano wrote a Westmore News column inviting the public to visit his courtroom.

In 2016, I voted for President Trump because he supported rebuilding our military, said he would reduce the level of over-regulation in our lives, and promised to confront China head on for its predatory trade practices. He did all of these things despite congressional opposition and consistent left-wing media coverage.

We are all witnesses now. And all potential whistleblowers.