Dear Mister President,<\/p>\n
These are not only the first three words of my blog post. It\u2019s also the three first words and the title of a song written by the singer Pink. I might say that her, in my opinion critical song, which was an open letter to former US President George W. Bush, inspired me a bit. It got me thinking that an open letter to you dear Mister President, would be perfect.<\/p>\n
Well first of all, dear Mister President, I am sorry for you. If I were you I wouldn\u2019t feel like a real president. You must face the truth more people voted for your opponent than for you, dear Mister President. More people wished to see another person living in the White House. Less people wanted to be stuck with you, dear Mister president for the next four years.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Furthermore, how did it feel when thousands of people went in the streets to protest against you, dear Mister President? Were you sad, angry or did you even care at all? I bet you, didn\u2019t even notice the poorly filled square during your inauguration.<\/p>\n
At first lots of people thought you, dear Mister President are a joke. A business man who was bored and thought: \u201cHey why not become president? I have the money. I have the people. It\u2019s true. It\u2019s great.\u201d When I first heard the news that you, dear Mister President were a candidate, I thought it\u2019s not true. I couldn\u2019t believe that you, dear Mister President would seriously consider being the chief of a whole country. But to the surprise of many people you, dear Mister President managed to gain a tremendous amount of followers. And sadly not only on Twitter.<\/p>\n
To continue I would like to give my heartfelt sympathy to everyone in the US American population who didn\u2019t vote for you, dear Mister President. They have to sustain the next four years with you, dear Mister President. But that\u2019s how your democracy works. Even the person with lesser people on his side can become the winner.<\/p>\n
To finish off I must admit, I don\u2019t think you, dear Mister President, are a bad choice for being a President. I truly believe you are a horrible choice. And I am gratefully looking forward to the next presidential election, hoping that something will change.<\/p>\n
Yours sincerely,<\/p>\n
a non-supporter of yours.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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