Business leaders asked why they weren't involved before vote.

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Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about the actions of President Trump and the potential consequences for our country. One writer expresses concern about the president-elect's actions, stating that he is undermining the effectiveness and credibility of our institutions and could potentially drive our nation into a ditch. However, the writer argues that it is much worse than that - Trump and his supporters are spreading lies and chaos, both domestically and internationally. They are also disregarding environmental concerns and putting profits above the well-being of our planet. The writer calls for safeguards to protect our air, water, and soil, and expresses concern about the handling of future pandemics and the re-emergence of diseases like polio.

Another writer brings attention to the harmful effects of wood smoke on our health, particularly during the winter months when it is the largest source of air pollution in the Bay Area. They urge residents to consider the impact of burning wood on themselves and their loved ones, as the fine particles in wood smoke can lead to serious health issues. They also mention a program by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District that helps residents switch from wood-burning stoves to electric heat pumps in order to improve air quality in their homes.

In another letter, the writer questions the motives of business leaders who are now speaking out against the Republican crackdown on immigrant workers and high tariffs on imports. They wonder why these leaders did not speak up before the election and defend migrant workers or explain the potential consequences of these actions. The writer suggests that perhaps these leaders were motivated by taxpayer subsidies rather than the well-being of their workers or the economy.

There is also a discussion about President Trump's recent pick for education secretary, Linda McMahon. One writer expresses concern about her lack of qualifications and suggests that her main objective is to destroy public education and replace it with a profit-driven system. They argue that this is a pattern with many of Trump's picks - to shut down the functions of various departments in order to benefit the wealthy.

Finally, a reader questions the decision of San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to give luxury gifts to his offensive line, who already make more money than most of us will ever see. The writer suggests that this money could have been better spent on those in need, such as those in dire situations or struggling families during the holiday season. They also mention the potential risks of keeping the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant open, reminding us that the potential consequences of a disaster far outweigh the rising electricity rates.

We appreciate our readers for sharing their thoughts and opinions with us. We encourage you to keep submitting your letters and engaging in thoughtful discussions. Thank you for being a part of our community.

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The Editorial Team

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