97 letters from Missouri
A plan that will afffect three isues in a single plan of attack. Attack, not its true defintion of inflicting pain upon some one but rather in context of attacking a problem that has been difficult to try and solve.
Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness... Our founding fathers, by asserting this phrase into our Declaration of Independence, conveyed to us that they were interested in the individual liberties and happiness of the people. One aspect of happiness for many is their right to marriage. Currently the federal government may not treat same-sex relationships as marriages. This means that these couples are being stripped of their right to the pursuit of happiness.
As Americans we all agree that out nation needs change. Its time to work together so progress can be made.
The truth is, Mr. President, you need to be the ringleader and the tightrope walker. Be the leader and the balanced decision maker. See the view from the people's point of view, and from the high, all-seeing altitude. Always consider both view of each arising challenge. The question is, how will you walk the tightrope, that fine line?
My letter discusses the issue of abortion. I believe that abortion is a war on the unborn and something needs to be done to change that. I've made suggestions to the President about what can be done to fix this problem.
Our country is at a critical point when it comes to education. Many people say that it's the government's responsibility to make sure each child receives a good education. This mentality, if taken too far, could jeopardize a parent's right to homeschool their children. I believe that homeschooling is an option every parent in America should have both now and in the future.
The energy crisis is a growing disaster in our great nation. In this letter to the future president I refer to both sides of the problem, both Democratic and Republican. I list in detail the different plans put forward by both candidates and how they will effect our country.
A persuasive letter to the newly elected president of the United States, comparing our country as a whole to a football team, and the discipline needed to be successful.
Education is the basis to our future. We need to evaluate our educational system, raise teacher wages, and lower college tuition. Kids are graduating without the basic tools needed to succeed in life. How can we strengthen our school system to give our children a better future?
As we focus on the War in Iraq we draw away from the needs of American citizens here at home and now we are in the worst crisis of our time. We as Americans need help now more than ever or it will get worse.