Dear Mr. Obama,
Let me first and foremost thank you for your service to the Nation I hold so dearly in my heart. You have shown many characteristics required for this important office; your fortitude and resilience are both proud American values which you have displayed, albeit not admirably.
Your Honor, I have staunchly and vehemently supported your efforts throughout your term. However, I have become less than thrilled with your performance in areas. As a matter of fact, I have become disgruntled with your efforts to raise campaign funds. The constant emails from your campaign and the DNC, have been flooding my inbox. For what purpose? I contributed $5. Please discontinue the constant email barrage or I shall give Mr. Romney $10. I am not saying that I support Mr. Romney, and imagine that I will then receive as many emails from his camp. It's a point though, Mr. President.
I believe, as do many other Americans, that you can be doing more for our nation than is currently taking place. Mr. Obama, please don't use the 112th as a pawn off; many are more intelligent than that.
We, citizens and government alike, would like lower taxes, more economic growth, lower gas prices, the Freedom and Liberty understood by the US Constitution and the consideration of individuals before legislating what is good for the country.
My suggestion, good sir, is to do just that. Shrink government across the board to cut spending. Instead of raising higher income level tax rates, drop rates for all income levels. Remove double regulations across the board. And finally, want to gain the trust of Americans, executively cut Washigton command's pay and benefits to that of the citizenry.
Mr. Obama, I wish you luck in your campaign and future endeavors.
Sincerely,
David Cabler
Port Huron, MI 48060
