Dear Mr. President
There is something I don’t think you quite understand. As the
leader of the arguably greatest, most powerful empire (and democracy) in the
history of civilization, you no longer have the right to be your own person. Being
on call during every minute of the day or night; and, having your every thought
and word subject to the review, judgement, and affect upon others throughout
the world, you no longer have the right to eat, to sleep, or even the
discretion to speak your mind at will. Truthfully, the only rights remaining to
you are to breathe, to relieve yourself, and to die—and only then if absolutely
necessary. If you will think deeply and wisely about this ostensibly outrageous
statement, I think you will find more truth in what it is saying than fiction.
The position you hold is one of grave responsibility; and, if
you really want to honestly, honorably and successfully fulfill it, you must comprehend
your responsibility not only for the welfare and security of those who voted
for you, but also to everyone else you represent and/or your words and
decisions affect throughout the world—your personal affairs and business(s) to
no avail. Anything less is unacceptable. The best interests of the people of the
United States of America and the world are in your hands.
I hope you will accept this message constructively as intended.
I will post it on my blog, www.sageobserver.blogspot.com,
and Facebook.
Thank you.
Respectfully,
Ronald Miller
Ironically most people who voted for Trump think that he is not in charge of anything and his administration has been hijacked by the same people who was running Obama's and was going to run Hillary's. In other words nothing changed other than perception by most.
ReplyDeleteWere were skeptical but hope things would changed. Apparently nothing changed besides the rhetoric which give the illusion that things are different.
The reason Trump approval is so low is because he never had the approval of those who voted against him and has now lost the approval of most who voted for him.
In summary: We are back to where we were before the election. :-)