Environmental and Economic Concerns

Dear Mr. President,

Congratulations on your victory. I am positive that this country has made the right decision in electing you as our next president. I have faith in your abilities to lead us through these tough economic times and toward a brighter future. During your presidency, I would like to see American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan brought home, more job opportunities created to help ease the troubled economy, and a much greater effort to protect our environment.

You Are the Man

Dear President Barack Obama,

We volunteered. We prayed. We celebrated. Congratulations on your historic victory. It’s amazing how a man of your background rose above the ranks to one of the highest positions in our government. You’re living the dream. You have a beautiful family, a new house with a view and a job that can lead our country into a new and bright direction. With this job comes much responsibility, more than your previous political positions have allotted you. I believe that you are the man for the job, however, a few views of yours, the troops coming home and education, are easier said than done.

Sascha

Dear Mr. President Obama,

We, as a country, need change. Of all the people I can think of I believe you know that more than anyone. The way that we have destroyed our economy and the economy of other countries needs to change. Our own troops slowly have been sinking into a mess faster than quick sand. What are we going to do with Iraq? Are we ever going to get out of there without leaving a mess that no one wants to clean up? We need to correct a few things in America and I think that you can do that.

The New Change

Dear Barack Obama,

There are many issues that need to be addressed in this country of ours. However, I have chosen only a few to discuss in this letter. My concern deals with health care pertaining to children and adults, secondary education, and the financial deficit that affects the nation. I selected these particular issues because they affect my life and the life of teens my age, along with our future generations. If we can resolve these issues now, we can guarantee a bright future for our generation and generations to come.

Manuel Writes

Dear President Elect Obama,

It has come to my attention that there are some very important issues in the U.S. and I am concerned.  Some of my concerns are the economy , immigration and also, like many other people my age, abortion. The school I go to, Booker High School, is unlike any typical high school.

Sarah says…

Dear President Elect Obama,

It has come to my attention that there are some very important issues in the U.S. and I am concerned. Our high economy is my main concern, but I would also (like hundreds of thousands of other people my age) like to talk about how I feel about abortion.

Letter to the President

Dear President Barack Obama,

There are several things I hope your new administration will address. One of them of them is gay marriage. Another is abortion. The final one I hope you will address is the economy.

Jenna Speaks Out

Dear President  Obama,

I congratulate you on your success on making it into office as our President! Since you will be leading the way our nation goes, I would like to discuss some opinions and concerns of mine about our beloved and honored country, America. My concerns are regarding the war in Iraq, the economy, and the rights to abortions. These are the most important issues to me regarding our nation.

Arletys Political Views

Dear President:

I am writing to you about some of my most important concern for our country. Some of those concerns are war, the economy, and immigration. I hope that you will address these issues in your new administration and help to make the U.S a better country.

By Amanda

Dear Mr.President,

What’s more important a war, or our future? If you ask me I would definitely say our future. With global warming and the economy we can’t afford the war. We need to be more eco friendly and we need a tax cut for the middle class, but we don’t need our friends and family dying in Iraq.