Letter to President Obama

Avery Hill
February 25, 2009

Mr. Barack Obama, President of the U.S.A

Washington D.C.

Maryland 21157

The White House

Dear Mr. Barack Obama:

Hello Barack Obama, President of the U.S.A. I have some concerns on your ideas of the stimulus plan and the way to fix our stock market problem. First, I would like to tell you that I think your doing a great job as our President and you are probably one of the smartest Presidents we've ever had but I do disagree with a few things you've done. My main disagreeing belief is the stimulus plan you passed, but another is more plans that you want to pass to help jump start the economy.

Let's start with the stimulus plan. I know our country had to pass one eventually, so I defiantly agree with you on the fact of getting one passed but not a 900 billion dollar plan. Republicans, even though they know our country needs help and is in a major financial crisis added pork to the stimulus bill making it that expensive. Originally I agreed with your plan but you shouldn't have gone down to the republican's level and passed it. You could have trashed that whole bill and started over because we can't run around passing billion dollar laws and plans; it will eventually put our country under. Now you might be thinking that you didn't have time to make a new bill and have it passed but time was not an issue. The reason I say that is, one of your key roles of being our president is being the chief legislator which I'm sure you know means, you get to make an agenda for our legislature. You could have written a whole new bill and had it at the top of the agenda. So think before you pass next time because our country has no money to risk right now. Last, your views on fixing and jump starting the market I don't agree with either. We have had our stocks way lower then were they are now and passing more bills and giving companies money just makes it worse. Instead of putting so much worry in the stocks going down we need to find a way to get people to buy. When people buy stocks the stock goes up when people aren't buying like right now it goes down, no matter how much money you put into the companies.

Hopefully you receive this letter and put some of these ideas into use. I think your doing a great job, but simply don't agree with some beliefs of yours. I hope you have the best 4 or 8 years in office possible.

Sincerely,

Avery Hill

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