The electoral fraud against President Donald Trump was obvious as the results came in

If Ben Lowry was unable to perceive fraud in the American presidential election he ought not to be a political journalist.

(Ben Lowry: ‘If this is the end of Trump as president then good riddance,’ November 7).

The fraud was obvious to me as I watched the election results on television in Dublin 4 and explained it to my American friend.

I expect bias of this kind from Fintan O’Toole and the Irish Times. But I had hoped for better from the Belfast News Letter.

Can we expect an apology from an Irish journalist?

Dr Gerald Morgan, Dublin

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