The man currently impersonating a president has recently suggested that ingesting certain disinfectants might destroy the coronavirus. No wonder he has taken steps to prevent the release of his college transcripts.
Steve Wills, Salt Lake City
FILE - This July 15, 2011, file photo shows Clorox brand products line the shelf of a supermarket in the East Village neighborhood of New York. A handful of companies are rising to new highs even as stock markets around the world tumble on worries about a rapidly spreading virus. Clorox is close to an all-time high after jumping Monday, Feb. 24, 2020, amid expectations that more homes and hospitals will use its disinfecting wipes, for example. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer, File)
The man currently impersonating a president has recently suggested that ingesting certain disinfectants might destroy the coronavirus. No wonder he has taken steps to prevent the release of his college transcripts.
Steve Wills, Salt Lake City
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