Dear Mr. President,
I didn’t vote.
I don’t know this man, but I can tell he truly cares for me and my education and everyone else’s. He cares about peoples health and how there treated. He wants everything to be treated fairly and I love that he is trying to bring change to the USA and the world and he has one more term!
Signed,
Ocean Spikes from Alameda CaliforniaWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I didn’t vote.
I think we should focus more on taking care our world. I noticed the extra charge on grocery bags. which should prevent the waste of paper & plastic.And i want my future kids to have a safe and clean place to call home.
Signed,
Nandi Finch from Berkeley, CaliforniaWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I didn’t vote.
This matters to me because I have a blood disease and I am always back and forth to doctor appointments and in the hospital. I always hear my mom say that she can not always afford the bill that come with all these visit and it makes me sad. When I get sick, I try to handle it on my own so that we don’t have to go to the hospital. If there was better health care, it would be more help to my mom, a single parent.
Signed,
Aljanae Caldwell from Berkeley, CaliforniaWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I didn’t vote.
I am not old enough to vote, but if I was, I’d vote for you for many reasons. Education is the main reason and is currently a big part of my life. I’m fifteen years old and my future depends on the education I receive and take advantage of. I believe that you would do your best to give me a good education so I can have a bright future.
Signed,
Elijah Wilks from Berkeley, CAWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I didn’t vote.
Justice and fairness matters to me because of the few tings that are being left out, such as woman’s rights. With Obama being our president, a lot of those uncovered things will be solved
Signed,
Fairness from Deigzsa CasWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I didn’t vote.
PEACE matters to mean because there is fairness around America. Helps you follow your dreams to create a better future. Peace also helps us create the loving, international peace you want to see in the world.
Signed,
Love from Vanessa ValenciaWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I didn’t vote.
Because as president, he as no time for himself and can never just sit back and kick his feet up. I want the president to be a normal person too. Mr. Obama just has a better job title than most (:
Signed,
Marina from Berkeley high SchoolWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I’d rather not say how I voted.
Education is important to me because it is focusing on the youth and the future. The more knowledgeable we become as a country is what is going to advance as a whole in our world. Preparing for the future is the best option we have because we cannot know what problems we may face however the more advanced we become can help us fabricate a stronger system to respond to those unknown obstacles.
Signed,
Ryo Miller from Berkeley, CAWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I didn’t vote.
Education creates ambition which creates a better future. Educated people are more likely to figure out a sustainable way of life.
Signed,
Aidan from Berkeley CAWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I didn’t vote.
It seems to be harder and harder to get a job in the U.S. It also seems to be getting harder and harder to get into college and succeed to getting a degree. by seeing where this is going many can tell that the for seeable future could be a very hard time for eveyone
Signed,
Eli Berson from Berkeley, CAWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I didn’t vote.
I am 17 so I couldn’t vote but if I could have I would have voted for you. Following the events in Connecticut from a few weeks ago I have been thinking a lot about gun control. America has a disproportionately large number of deaths, especially in youth, as a result of gun violence. This shows many things about American culture, but more than that our lack of progress dealing with the problem illustrates something about us. We should be doing whatever we can and trying as many solutions as possible to fix this problem, whether it be more guns or less guns or censoring violent movies and video games or providing people with mental health services.
Signed,
Emma Watry from Berkeley, CAWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
Dear Mr. President,
I voted for you.
Please protect our families and children and outlaw guns.
I want to feel safe at school.Signed,
Maya from CaliforniaWhat do you want President Obama to remember in his second term? Share your message at NPR’s Dear Mr. President.
