I was reading through Erik Huber's letter "The folly of nationalism" in the Nov. 15 edition of the Sun. I was wondering about the purpose of his historical review of the so-called issues of "nationalism" and wondering why he wrote the letter with all kinds of nasty comments on the past world history for 100 years.
Could it be a vague hit on President Donald Trump, who recently stated that he supports American nationalism? Mr. Huber thinks that all nationalism is evil so Trump must be. There is nothing wrong with our American nationalism. We salute the flag and we sing the anthem and bring in new legal immigrants who want to be American and so does President Trump.
What Mr. Huber describes is not the nationalism of today, but of times gone past. President Trump is a patriot and supports our country and does not go about the world making excuses for us like ex-president Barack Obama did for eight years. President Trump's nationalism is refreshing and what we all must support. Standing up for our country is not wrong.
E pluribus unum–please joins us if you want to be an American.
