President Donald Trump, United States of America

The White House

May 14, 2019

Dear Mr. President,

First of all, I want to tell you that I pray for you and our country every single day.  Secondly, I think you are doing an awesome job leading the U.S.A.

I am following your involvements in my Civics Class.  We do not have TV in our home, but I stay current via the internet news.  I was amazed at how some of the News People did not understand what the term “exonerated” meant.  I am sorry that they keep hashing and re-hashing this whole Russia Collusion thing.  I really want you to know that even a young man my age can spot a Hoax when I see it.  So can my peers.  We talk about current political events a lot, and we don’t like the way some political issues are going (i.e., socialism, the new green deal, and Medicare for all).  I do not support any of that.  It might interest you to know that the high school homeschoolers here in Searcy, Arkansas do not, either.  At least the ones who are my age (15).  I know that I don’t pay taxes yet, but I will begin working part time when I turn 16, and I plan to become much more vocal in politics at that time. 

None of this is in any way a criticism of you, Mr. President.  I believe you will be known as the century’s best president!  You are doing so many good things, and even a kid can see the struggles and challenges that you face on a moment by moment basis.  I encourage you to press on!  My grandfather always told me, “Don’t let the turkeys get you down.”  I tell myself that when I am opposed by foolish people.  I don’t know what you tell yourself when the opposition gets fierce, but perhaps this little mantra will bring a smile when the going gets tough for you.  I have your back, at least among the youth here in Searcy!  We support you. If there is EVER anything I can do for you, name it!  I would be proud to help you.  Until you name it, I will continue to do as I have been doing, educating the unwise, correcting political misconceptions, and standing up for Truth!

As in my previous letter, I ask you to please hold fast to your promise that the USA will NEVER be a communist country!  And press on to Make America Great Again.  I will do my part to help in this endeavor.  I have inserted some photos of myself and my activities in the left margin of this letter to help you know my heart.  I hope in some small way I can encourage you to know without a doubt that there are young people in this country who care about you, your work, and your leadership! 

I humbly thank you for taking time to read my letter, Mr. President.

Most respectfully,

Blaize Champion

Ninth Grade Homeschooler in Arkansas