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Even though the times we live in right now seem uncertain for many, the inauguration of President O'Bama will herald the people of the United States into a new, exciting time and this blog will welcome all to become active in this great time in our history.
ReplyDeleteWow, what an awesome project. As a 5th grade teacher, this was the kind of personal, real life experience I was looking for to give my students a lasting taste of this event. The enormity of this experience will not fully be realized for years, but projects like this one will help to ensure that it is full and lasting. Me and my 20 ten and eleven year olds will be talking to you soon. Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteDear Mr. Barack Obama,
ReplyDeleteAs you see the economy in the United States is very bad. What are your plans for this situation and how will you protect the economy as the next president?
Amir.
Upper Merion Area High School
King of Prussia PA 19406
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI live in the United States, but I was born in Egypt. I moved to America 3 years ago and I am 15 years old. I have several questions for you.
1) Are you excited to live in the white house?
2) How did you feel the moment it was announced that you were the next President of the United States?
3) What would you be doing right now, if they announced that McCain was the next president of the United States?
Marina
Upper Merion Area High School
Bridge port
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time in my life that I have the chance to say something directly to the president. Last year I moved from India to America, so uniting the world is very important to me. How will you make the world more united?
Darshan
Upper Merion High School
King of Prussia PA 19406
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI moved from Iraq two years ago. We had to move because my little brother was injured from a bomb. So, I was very shocked, but very happy when I heard that you were pulling soldiers from Iraq. What is your first step to end the war in Iraq?
Ali
Upper Merion Area High School
King Of Prussia
Pennsylvania
Mr. President,
ReplyDeleteWhat is your plan of action for the future of this government that put their destiny in your hands? What are your plans to move the nation forward?
Celso
Upper Merion Area High School
King of Prussia
Pennsylvania
Dear President OBama,
ReplyDeleteWhat is the first step you will take in ending the war in Iraq and the war in Ghazza?
Mustafa,Upper Merion Area High School,King Of Prussia
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI’m a student from Pennsylvania. I born in Mexico City, but I moved to the United States two years ago. I would just like to ask you why you first became interested in the presidency of the United States?
Carolina
Upper Merion Area High School
King of Prussia
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteHow you can stop the war in Iraq? If you take the soldier from Iraq, the Shia and Sonna are going to keep fighting, so how will you address that?
REDA
UPER MERION AREA HIGH SCHOOL
KING OF PRUSSIA
PA
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI’m not originally from this country; I was born in Mexico. I notice that some people are judging you because of your race. How do you feel about these people that don’t want you to be president because of your race?
Ivan
Upper Merion High School
King of Prussia PA
I would ask President Obama to carefully consider the impact of decisions made now on the future of our country and the future of our children. In addition I would ask him to be prudent in making financial decisions and to consider how a strong education system now will strengthen our economy in the future. Thanks for the opportunity to participate.
ReplyDelete~Mrs. Roche
5th Grade Teacher
I would ask President Obama to run our country selflessly. I would ask him to take care of the poor and oppressed of our society and of the world before he takes care of those in power. I want to live in a nation that is based not on fear or materialism but on love; I think and I hope that President Obama will lead us with his example and encourage the rest of us to live in the same way.
ReplyDeleteDear president elect Obama.
ReplyDeleteCan u help safe the rain forest. Lots of trees are cutting down and that means there isn't any home for the squirrels. I hope you can make a change.
From Nguyen (win)
Mrs.Roche homeroom
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteI heard you had a stimulus plan. How are you going to work it?
Joel a 5th grade student
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteI would like to help Global Warming. In addition to this we will have to stop poluting the water. We will have to find a way to prevent the ice caps from melting. I hope this change will be made over the next ten years and the world can help Global Warming.
~Julia~ 5th Grade
E.T.Richardson Middle School
If I had the chance to talk to Barrack Obama I would ask him what he is going to do with the economy. I would also ask him what else is he going to do as president?How will you help stop deforestation around the world? How did you feel when you heard you were president? Those are some questions I would ask president elect Obama. - Karma 5th grade ETR
ReplyDeletePresident Obama,
ReplyDeleteThere are two things that I think we should focus more on. One thing is to switch to alternative energy because our ozone layer is in bad shape. Another thing is to ban cell phone use in cars. People who are driving while using a cell phone don't pay attention and crash. I think you should focus more on these things.
Sonny
E.T.R 5th grade student
The first thing I would like to say is that if you can stop global warming and the second thing I would like to say is can you stop the econemy from getting any higher please thank you.
ReplyDeleteFeras
E.T.R 5th grade student
Dear President Elect Obama,
ReplyDeleteI would like you to help stop the deforestation. The animals living in the trees are loosing their homes because of all of the trees are being cut down. I hope you will consider this change that I believe in.
Love Cassandra
5th Grade
ET Richardson Middle School
Dear, Mr. President. I would like to know how you are going to fix the economy and will you make the banks tell you where all of the money is that you have given them? Will you ever be able to pay back the American people for the bailout?
ReplyDeleteMitch 5th grader
E.T. Richardson Middle School
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI was born in Egypt and I been in the United States for three years. I am excited about your presidency because all of the people in the United States are so excited. How will you help immigrants coming to the United States? How will you help them find work and live a better life in the United States?
Mariam
Upper Merion Area High School
King of Prussia. PA
Dr. Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteWhat are your economic plans for America’s future? America’s economy is going down, and a lot of people are losing their jobs, so how can you help them?
Irem
Upper Merion High School
King of Prussia
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteWe would like to congradulate you on your historical election victory. We hope that you have success in bringing home our troops and solving our economic crisis. We encourage you to think green to preserve our Earth.
-Kappa Team; period 3, SS; 7th grade; ETR, Springfield, Delaware County
Dear Mr. Obama I think that you should limit abortion rates. In some cases I think that it is wrong. I know you can't drop them completly but alittle would help.
ReplyDeleteDear Obama,
ReplyDeleteI have not heard about your plan for the war in Iraq. I wanted to know what you were going to do with the war.
Im fifteen years old and my class has been talking about social security and how it is going to run out of money and how are you going to fix this problem?
ReplyDeleteDear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteI would love to congradulate you for your sucess as becoming America'a first Afican American president. I hope that you and your family have a wonderful experience in the white house. I pray for our troops and to bring them home safe and sound. I know that you your self have a lot of things to deal with, but i still know that you will do the right thing for you and your country.
how wil u fix the economy?
ReplyDeleteDear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on making history. We have a few questions to ask you. How do you plan to get Americans back on their feet because of the economy? What are your plans to stop pollution in the United States? When are the troops coming home?
Kappa Team; 7th grade SS, Pd. 5
E.T.R, Springfield, Delaware County
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your historical achievement. We have some concerns about the future of our country. We think education should be one of your top priorities. We think you should also focus on bringing home the troops and the environment.
Kappa Team;7th grade SS, 6th pd
E.T.R Springfield, Delaware County
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your historical achievement. We have some concerns about the future of our country. We think education should be one of your top priorities. We think you should also focus on bringing home the troops and the environment.
Kappa Team;7th grade SS, 6th pd
E.T.R Springfield, Delaware County
Dear President Elect Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your historical accomplishment! You must be very proud! I hope you will accomplish many more historic things in your four years as president. I wish you best of luck and hope that you will help put the country back together again.
Sarah
E.T.R. 7th grade Kappa team student
Dear president Obama
ReplyDeleteI would like to sease global warming and pollution over the next 10 years because if we dont do anything over the next couple years for global warming and pollution the ice caps will melt our air will be bad to inhale . The waters will get dirty and that is what we are drinking so there is only so much water in the world so I would like to see this happen over the next 10 years
by
chris.s fith grade student at E.T.R
Dear president Obama,
ReplyDeleteWhat are you going to do about the war in Iraq? Are you going to send in more troops or pull troops out? You should also think about the pirates you should help their town to refres the enviorment.
Matt H.
5th grade E.T.R Middle School
I would ask President-Elect Obama to remember to care for our environment and make drastic changes to the way we make and use energy, even in the midst of this economic crisis. Now is the critical time to act for our planet in order to avoid an average temperature change of 2 degrees, and if we wait until the economy levels out the whole world will suffer, particularly the underdeveloped nations.
ReplyDeleteDear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on winning the election. I have a few questions for you. What direction are you planning to take for the war? Also I wanted to ask you what your plan to stop global warming is? Lastly what are you planning to do to stop deforestation.
Ashley
If I could ask President Obama anything it would be to stop global warming. I think he should stop it because the Polor bears are going extinct and our kids will not be able to see one when they are kids. If I could ask President Obama anything it would be to stop global warming.
ReplyDeleteAlyssa-E.T.R Middle School 5th grader
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeletePlease remember that what you want for your own children is what every American wants for his or her children: opportunity -- for health care, education, and job prospects. As a teacher, I not only want it for my own children, but for every child in America. Make decisions with the children of America in mind. They are our future.
Me name is khalil kass3m. I is from Lebanon. How will you, President Osama, help make peace in Gaza?
ReplyDeleteKhalil kass3m
Lebanon
Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteIf all goes well during this four year term, do you plan to run in the next election?
-7th grade ETR student-
Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on winning the election. What do you plan to do about world hunger and the war in Iraq?
E.T.R. student
7th grade kappa team
Dear Barrack Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongartes on being elected to be our next president.Though I was wondering what eles you had in mine for our country
Mike
ETR
Kappa team
Dear President Obama(even though ur not sworn in yet),
ReplyDeleteI am sooo happy that ur President of the US! Congrats! I was just wondering what u were going to do about the war in Iraq. And when you say that we need change, what exactly did you have in mind?
Aiswarya
Grade 7 Kappa Team
ETR
Dear Barrak Obama,
ReplyDeleteI am happy you were elected to be the 44 president of the USA. I would like to ask you 1 question: If there was 1 thing you could change but are not aloud to what would it be?
Chelsea
ETR Student
Beta Team
dear president obama,
ReplyDeletewhat are u going to do about the freedom of choice act. it will force catholic hospitals to do abortion, which they are anti abortion. thats not freedom is it. u better veto it and Martin Luther King's niece is Pro life also. So really one of the reasons u are in office is because of martin luther kings rallies. Please be Pro life
Dear Barrack Obama,
ReplyDeletecongrats on being elected our new president. What are u going to do in Iraq and also what about global warming and the pirates in somalia what are going to do.
Sean
ETR
Kappa team
Dear Mr.Obama,
ReplyDeletemy father is in the air forse. and he is stationed in Iraq. I would like to know when you are going to pull the troups out of Iraq. And if you are going to pull them out early?
Brendan
E.T.R
7 grade
kappa team
Congratulations on being our next president. I was wondering if your going to do anything about global warming.
ReplyDelete-Brianna.
ETR student.
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your new presidency and on making history! One of my concerns about the country is that America is very behind on learning a second language. I think that educating kids early is the best way to learn a second language. I hope you do what you can as president to help the cause.
Greetings soon-to-be Mr. President,
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what you would do to improve our environment and to work towards peace in the world.
President Obama-
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I know you'll be busy, but I would like to make recomendation. How much control do you have over the Amazon rainforest? If enough, I feel it is unfair to take away our oxygen and animals homes. The rainforest is important to me and I'd love if you could put extra work into that. Thanks!
Anonymous, ETR Beta team
Dear Barack Obama,
ReplyDeletecongratulations on becoming president. I hope you can fix all the problems in the world right now. Good luck.
From, Kenny
7th grade Kappa Team student; pd
E.T.R Springfield, Delaware County
Dear Mr. Obama
ReplyDeleteI would like to know what will you be doing with the crashing economy and the war in Iraq. Can you fix it before it gets out of controll?
If so, please do so.
Liam
ETR
KAPPA TEAM
Dear President O'Bama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on becoming our president! I had one question, how will you help the economy get better.
Brian
ETR Kappa Team
Dear Mr.Obama,
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what are some of your plans to stop Global Warming. I was also wondering when you will start sending home the troops in Iraq. Congradulations on become the presdent of the United States!
Andrew E.T.Richardson Kapa Team
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on making history, I also wanted you to win. I just have a few questions. How did your family feel about you running for president? Also what are you planning to do about taxes?
Angela
E.T.Richardson 7th grade Kappa Team
Dear Barack Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your victory. I have one question, what is the first thing you are going to do to fix the economy?
Jeffrey
7th grade E.T.Richardson Kappa team student
Springfield, Delaware County, PA
Dear Mr.Obama,
ReplyDeleteAs the economy shakes what sort of plans do you have to stabilize it? Congrates on your win and enjoy your time in office.
John
7th grade
ETR
Kappa team
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulaions on becoming the next president. I am concerned about a couple of things. I would like to know if you are going to do anything about global warming. If so, what are you going to do? I also would like to know when you are going to send the troops home from Iraq. Thank you.
Becca
E.T.Richardson Middle School
7th grade Kappa team
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what you are going to do about global warming. Polar Bears are one of my favorite animals, and I don't want them to become extinct, so I am doing everything I can to save them, and I really hope you do something, too.
Michael
ETR Kappa Team
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on making history. I hope you can help with global warming and the economy. Also I hope you can end the war.
From,
Billy,7th grade Kappa Team,
E.T.R middle school, Springfield, PA
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteI want to know how you will help the environment.I also want to know if you will remove troops from Iraq.Plus congrats on becoming the president.
Lisa E.T.Richardson Kapa Team
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your victory! I just have one question for you. How are you going to help the economy? If we let it go much longer like this, we'll have a second Great Depression on our hands. Thank you, and good luck!
-Ryan
E.T.Richardson 7th Grade Kappa Team
Dear President Barack Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on becoming the next president of the United States! I have three questions to ask you, and one concern. My first question is if, and when you are going to bring the troops home from Iraq. My second question is about the economy. How long do you think it will take to get it back to “normal”? My third question is about deforestation. What will you do to stop it? My concern is about pro life. I am against abortion, and I was wondering why you are not.
Gina
7th grade, Kappa Team
E.T.Richardson Middle School
Dear President Barak Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongradulations on your historical win!!! I just have two questions for you. To start off I wanted to ask you how you are going to help the econamy and global warming. I am also wondering how you are going to remove the troops from Iraq. Thank you and good luck.
-Anna
7th grade, Kappa team
E.T.Richardson Middle school
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your historical win! There are a few things that I am concerned about like, the economy and global warming. I was wondering what are you going to do to improve these things?
Rachel
7th grade, Kappa Team
E.T Richardson Middle School
Dear Barack Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongradulations on being a history maker! How does it feel to almost live in the White House with kids? i bet they will like it a lot! Also, how do u plan to stop global warming and the war?
Alyssa<3 7th grade
kappa team E.T.Richardson Middle School
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on becoming the 44th president of the United States. I was just wondering what you were going to do as president. I would recommend making the United States part of a global warming act and do something to strop it. My question is, what you are going to do about the economy in America?
Dear Mr. Barack Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your big win! I have a small question for you, and one concern. My one question is, how do you plan to handle the "No Child Left Behind" law? And finally my concern is about what is going on over seas in Iraq. Thank you very much for taking the time to read this.
Jessie
7th grade, Kappa Team
E.T.Richardson Middle School
Dear Barack Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your historic victory! I was wondering what your going to do about the economy, like for people that are loosing there jobs or trying to find jobs. I also want to know what your going to do about global warming?
Mary Kate 7th grade
Kappa Team, E.T.Richardson Middle School
Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how you are playing to your cabinet's strength as well as your own to resolve conflicts going on in the world, as well as at home.
Kevin
7th grade kappa team, E.T.R.
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the historical achievement of presidency! I was just wondering, when you become president, what will you do to stop global warming? Also, what will you do to help the economy? Are you up for the challenge?
Kelly
Kappa Team
7th Grade
E.T. Richardson
Dear Mr. Barack Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on becoming president!
I was wondering how are you planning to help stop global warming, the war in Iraq? I would also like to see you help the environment!
Good Luck,
Samantha 7th grade
Kappa Team E.T.Richardson Middle School
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongradulations on becoming our countries 44th president. During your time as president, what are you planning on doing for the cause of global warming? Good luck.
~7th Grade ETR Student
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your historic accomplishment. I am sure that you are very proud. What is your plan to improve the economy? What do you plan to do about the soldiers in Iraq? I hope that during your time as president, you will bring positive change to our county.
Robert
7th Grade; Kappa Team
E.T.Richardson Middle School
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteI just want to ask you how does it feel to be the first black President. I almost cried when i was watching the election.How do you plan to help unemployed people to become employed and more confident in their lives.Tamara /7th grade Kappa team.E.T.R.
Dear Barack Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your historic journey on being the first colored president. I have one question to ask you. My question is how do you plan to fix this economy, and put it back on its feet. I hope you do great as a president, and have fun with your speech tomorrow.
Dom Kappa Team
7th grade
E.T.R.
Hey Kappa Team,
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see so many of you had something to say. I've already started reading articles and watching the events surounding the inauguration. I'm hooked! I enjoyed reading what the SHS folks have posted so far. They really make it sound exciting. They are sooo lucky! Can't wait for tomorrow.
Mrs. Villone, Kappa Team
dear mr. obama
ReplyDeleteCongadulations on being president. I have one question how do you plan to make the world a better place to live? The economy is very bad and over 1,000 people have lost their jobs.
Brianna 5th grade student
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on making history! I have a few questions to ask you. How do your children think of you becoming the next president? Also what do you plan to do about global warming?
Molly 7th grade, Kappa team
E.T. Richardson Middle School
Dear Barack Obama,
ReplyDeleteWhat are you going to do about global warming and pollution. Also what are you going to do about the economy and gas. Lastly and how long until the troops come back from Iraq.
Luke 3-7th grade
kappa team
Dear Mr.Obama,
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a fun time in the white house and I hope you don't make bad dicisions and make the whole world hate you. I hope you fix the war, global warming, and other big problems. peace.love.smile.:)
Kellie 7th grade Kappa Team E.T.R Student
Dear president Obama,
ReplyDeleteFirst off, how are you doing? i bet you are very excited to get to live in the white house. i have a few questions for you. how are you planning on taking the troops out of iraq? are you doing anything to help fight global warming? i hope you get back to us.
Josh
7th grade,Kappa team
E.T.Richarson Middle school
Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI bet it feels awesome to be the president of the United States. I was just wondering something: Are you gonna try to stop global warming? And how? It's amazing that you won and i bet your gonna do a great job! good luck!
ETR student
7th grade
kappa team
Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongradulations on making history. I must say that I am a bit concerned with your lack of experience, but I'm trying to keep an open mind. I was wondering what you are going to do about the various issues in America. You keep promising change, but when you get specific, you seem to always contradict yourself, depending on who you are speaking to. My main concern is which one of your "views" are you actually going to stick to? Well good luck.
--Lexi♥
7th Grade Kappa Team
E.T.Richardson Middle School
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on making history.
I just wanted to ask you a few questions.
Question number 1, would you still be involved with politics if John McCain was elected for president? Would you run for president on the next term or the next two terms? If Hilary Clinton was not eliminated from the Democratic National Presidential Endorsement would you have had her as your Vice President? Well thank you for looking at my questions.
Jamie, E.T.Richardson Middle School
Dear Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI would just like to congratulate you on the historic win and ask you a couple questions.#1:What are you going to do about our troubling economy? #2:When are you going to bring the troops home?
P.S. Please bring the troops home soon.
:( :( :(
J-7th grade student Kappa Team E.T.R. Middle School Springfield,PA
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to ask you what your plan of action was for our financial crisis. I also wanted to wish you luck on your presidency!
Lindsay
Grade 7 Kappa Team
E.T.Richardson
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your election! My question is what major issue are you going to deal with first in our country? Good luck as our new president!
Sarah
7th Grade Kappa Team
ETR
President Obama,
ReplyDeleteHow do you think living in the white house will affect you and your family.
I'm really just curious about how it feels to be such a huge part of History. I mean, for a country that has been stating that skin color doesn't matter anymore, we are really making a huge deal out of this. Not to offend anyone, I think its pretty cool, but it just goes to show we aren't as open minded as we say we are. So, if I could ask him anything, I guess it would only be "How does it feel to be such a big part of history, and how do you think it will effect the difference between people of different race."
ReplyDeleteSch6
10th grade
Kutztown
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteI would like to know what you think is the most important thing that has to be done in our country and what you will do first as president.
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteFirst of all i would like to congratulate you on your election and the hope and change you have inspired in not only Americans but also people around the world. The question i would like to ask you is how are you going to deal with international situations including the war in Iraq, the situation between Israel & Gaza, and the violence that continues in the Congo region. Once again congratulations on the presidency and good luck.
SCH1
Kutztown High School
Kutztown
Pennsylvania
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteWhat are you going to do to make our lives better than they have been for the past couple of years? How are you going to make the economy better? By the way congratulations on the election.
SCH2
Kutztown Area High School
Kutztown
Pennsylvania
Mr. Obama, if I may have a minute of your time...
ReplyDeleteLet me first start off by saying Congratulations for winning the election. As the first black president, you are already going to be remembered. Now I hope you make the right choices in the interest of our country so you will be remembered as an even greater leader. Thanks you for your time, Mr. Obama.
SCH10-Kutztown Area High School
obama,
ReplyDeletecongrats on being elected
as president what will you do to help our country's economy?
SCH4
Kutztown High School
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteI just want to congratulate you on becoming our 44th President. My first question is how are you going to try and fix our economy crisis? My second question is how do you plan to deal with the war in Iraq? Good luck on making history.
Mr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI would like to know what you think is the most important thing that you have to do as president and what you will do first.
Dr. President Obama,
ReplyDeleteI just want to know if you really have the answer to the financial crisis we are going through. Congratulations and good luck with the presidency.
sch15
Kutztown High School
Pennsylvania
I would ask Obama what exactly he plans to do in Iraq, and how he plans to help the current crises in the economy.
ReplyDeleteSch16
Kutztown
I would like to ask him what he plans to do with economy right now, it appears to me that he isnt doing anything with it. Also i would like to ask him if he thinks taking out the soldiers of iraq is a good thing.
ReplyDeletesch21
Kutztown High School
If i had 60 seconds with Obama i would ask him What he was going to with border patrol and how would he supply more jobs for people who have been unemployed
ReplyDeleteIf i had one minute with President Obama i would ask him what he plans to do about the economy. i would also ask what he plans to do about the war in Iraq and if he plans to get the troops out of the war.
ReplyDeletesch27
If i had 60 seconds with Mr. Obama i would ask what is going to be his favorite part about being president. I also will ask him what his plans are to help with the crises in the economy. The last question that i would really like to ask him is how he is going to handle the Iraq situation.
ReplyDeleteIf i had 60 seconds with Mr. Obama i would ask what is going to be his favorite part about being president. I also will ask him what his plans are to help with the crises in the economy. The last question that i would really like to ask him is how he is going to handle the Iraq situation.
ReplyDeleteI would like to ask President Obama how he's going to start fixing the economy's problems and where he's going to start first.
ReplyDeleteMr. Obama,
ReplyDeleteFirst of all congratulations. I'd like to ask you what exactly you're planning to do in Iraq. I hope you can really change everything you say you're going to. Last I just wanted to give you a little advice by saying to keep positive.
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteI would like to know what your answer is for illegal immigrants entering our country and what your going to do about it. Also, of course our economy is having a struggle right now, but what are you going to do about it and how are you going to go about it. The process is going to be long and hard, so to what extremes are you going to go to get it back to normal?
Sch50
Kutztown Area High School
I would ask him what he plans to do safe the economy and why is it so important that we pull out of Iraq.
ReplyDeletesch24
Kutztown
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteHow do you plan on helping the economy and the current financial crisis?
Kutztown High School
I would ask the president what he thinks about the Unites States right now as a whole. I would also ask him what goals he wants to achieve in office.
ReplyDeletesch23
Kutztown Area High School, PA
I would ask him what he would do first and what his priorities are. Also I would ask him when he hopes to have all the troops pulled out of Iraq.
ReplyDeletesch26
Kutztown
Sch40
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I would first congratulate him on his victory over McCain. Then I would ask him what he plans to do to help the economy to escape the rut that its in, and what he will do with the thousands of soldiers in Iraq. Will he have them be evacuated or keep them there to do nothing.
I would ask him why he wanted to be the President and what he could do for us?
ReplyDeleteIf I had 60 seconds with President Obama, I would first congratulate him on becoming the 44th President of the US. I would ask him what he would to help the financial crisis. Congratulations and good luck with you presidency.
ReplyDeleteI would ask what the first thing he is going to do as president. I would ask if he really plans on following through with what all he promised. I would also ask if he thought it would take two offices. I would wish him luck and congratulate him and that is all i would say!
ReplyDeleteI would ask Obama when he plans to move the troops out of Iraq and what he is going to do to help the failing economy.
ReplyDeletesch35
Kutztown
I would ask what will he do about our financial problems and our automobiles companies if they fail again.
ReplyDeleteSch30
Kutztown
If i had 60 seconds with President Elect Barack Obama, I would ask what he plans to do about the situation in Iraq. What is his foolproof plan, how does he plan to execute this plan in an orderly manner, and what would his next step be after withdrawing troops.
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I would ask Obama how he plans to help the economy and what steps he will take to keep peace with any foreign countries if a problem occurs.
ReplyDeleteSch44
Kutztown
If I had 60 seconds with the President, I would ask him what kind of changes he will do to help America out. ALSO, why would you raise TAXES to help welfare... the people who don't work?
ReplyDeleteIf i had 60 seconds with President Obama, i would first congratulate him for winning the presidential election, then i would ask him what the first thing he is going to do as President and how he was going to deal with the economy.
ReplyDeleteIf I had one minute with Obama, I would simply ask him to help save our soldiers. I lost my cousin in the military and I don't want to lose my uncle who is going to Afganistan on Monday.
ReplyDeletesch47
Kutztown
If I had only 60 seconds with President Obama, I would ask him if it was hard for him to remember his entire speech. I think that it would be hard to remember, because there were tons of people there and also, because it was very long.
ReplyDeleteIf I had one minute with Obama, I would ask him what he is going to do with the economy and how he is going to deal with things going on with things over seas.
ReplyDeleteIf I had 60 seconds to speak with Obama, I would ask him to consider lowering taxes to help the middle class with money conservation. I would also ask him what all he would do to help the environment and if he had plans for alternative fuel.
ReplyDeleteif I had one minute to talk to Obama. I would ask him how he plans to help the soldiers fighting in the War. And how soon he will remove them form Iraq
ReplyDeleteIf I had one minute with President Obama I would ask him if he is going to spend more time on the upper class citizens, the middle class citizens, or the low class citizens. I feel that President Obama should spend more time on the middle class citizens and low class citizens because those two groups are suffering the most in my opinion.
ReplyDeleteIf I had sixty seconds with President Obama I would ask him to address the environment, and if he plans to do anything about global warming and pollution. Also I'd ask him what he would do differently than former President Bush, and how he'd tackle what's going on over seas.
ReplyDeletesch59
Kutztown
If I had 60 seconds with Obama, the first thing I would ask him is where would you begin to start changing our economy for the better. There are so many things that have been ruined from the previous president, and I'm sure many people would like to know where he would start and what he will do to fix many things in our country that have been ruined.
ReplyDeleteIf I had one minute with new President Barack Obama I would ask him a step by step plan to help better the economy. I would then ask what I could do to help to better the economy around me, my local economy. I would then wonder what else he would do to help out America better.
ReplyDeleteIf I had a minute with Barack Obama, i would ask him what he is going to do about global warming/climate change and what his plan of action will be. I would also like to ask him what he will do after he concludes the war in Iraq. Like helping with the Iraqi government and other economic problems.
ReplyDeleteIf i was given 60 seconds to talk with President Obama, I would congratulate him on his win and ask him what his basic thoughts are at the moment. I would ask him what his plans are with our struggling economy, and if he has thought about using alternative resources for fueling. I would also ask him what he plans to do bout the soldiers, and hope that he is going to bring them home where they belong.
ReplyDeleteIf i had 60 seconds to talk to Obama, the first thing I would do is congratulate him quickly and then I would talk to him Obama about what he is going to do about our situation with the economy and if I still had time left, I wold then ask him about his plans on guns in houses. There have been many rumors about Obama wanting the guns to be taken out of people's houses and I would like to know which ones of them are true.
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I would ask obama to help save jobs.
ReplyDeleteIf i were given the honor of speaking to President Barack Obama for 60 seconds, I would ask President Obama his plans for rescuing our nation from economic crisis and hatred from other foreign nations.
ReplyDeleteif i were to talk to Barack Obama for 60 seconds i would ask him what were a few reasons that he wanted to be the president of the United States. also what or who were the people that motivated him and stayed with him all the way to the end. i want to ask him if any of the risks of being the president changed his mind at all before he became the President elect. i also want to know for how long did he want to be the president. i know that not a lot of people like him but i think that he has a lot of good ideas and steer us in the right direction.
ReplyDelete"Congratulations, President Obama, for becoming the 44th President of the United States of America. Being President is a superior job to have, what is your biggest fear with being the first African American president?"
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If I had 60 seconds with Obama, I would ask him exactly how he plans on helping our economy and the war in Iraq. I would also just congratulate him on becoming the 44th president of the United States and tell him good luck in office.
ReplyDeleteIf I had 60 seconds with Obama, I'd ask him if he thinks racism was present during the election considering he got 95% of the African American vote. I'd also ask Obama how creating jobs for people that the taxpayers will ultimately have to pay for will help the economy and if he has any doubt that he won't be able to fix the United State's economy.
ReplyDeleteIf i had one minute with President Obama i would first congratulate him on his new position as president and tell him that im proud to have him as president. Then i would ask him how he plans to deal with our suffering economy, more specifically the suffering car companies.
ReplyDeleteIf I had one minute with President Obama, I would ask him about how he was going to handle the war, and if he was going to pull our troops out of the war. I would also ask him about our economy, and his plans for the future.
ReplyDeleteDear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteDo you believe that the economy is in such a bad condition because of George W. Bush or do you think that mistakes in the economy that never got fixed resulted in what it is now?
Jessica
Scott County High School
Dear Mr. President,
ReplyDeleteIf I had one minute with you I would take the opportunity to ask what would your first order of business be as the new president of the United States? Would it to be our Economy? or maybe establish foriegn relationships?
Tony From Scott County High School
Mr. President,
ReplyDeleteWhat is more important to you, the Economy, or the War in Iraq? What are you going to take care of first? When will we be withdrawing troops from Iraq? What do you plan to do about the Economy?
Dear Mr. President,
ReplyDeleteIf I had one minute with you I would take the opportunity to ask how you would handle the war in Iraq. Are you planning on getting the troops out or are you going to stay there until the job is finished?
Sch115
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteIf I was able to talk with you for one minute, I would ask you about your plans for fixing the ailing economy and how you will work with both parties in order to get us out of our current recession.
Dear Mr. President,
ReplyDeletePlease take the time to surround yourself with the most knowledgeable people available and more importantly, keep an open mind throughout your presidency. I would like to know what you think is the most urgent issue to deal with and suggest that you practice good time management to assure each issue is addressed.
I would ask Barack Obama how he is going to keep his home life in check with all the hoopla of the inauguration and the pressures that being the first African American president entail.
ReplyDeleteI would also give him my best wishes and hope for a prosperous four years (or more) of his leadership.
Kutztown High School, Kutztown PA
If I had one minute with the president, i would ask him if he is 100% sure that he can fix the problems the country faces such as the economy. I would also want to know exactly how he plans to do so. I would finally ask him what he thinks would happen if he doesn't live up to the hype that was made about him becoming president.
ReplyDeletePresident Obama,
ReplyDeleteI would like to congratulate your accomplishments thus far in your political career, however I hope that as President of the United States, you always keep in mind ALL of the citizens of the US and not just your supporters. Also, I hope that as you are the leader of our country that you will not let that power be any source to uplift your already high ego. I wish you luck with your term and all that you may encounter. Thank you for your time.
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteNow-former-President Bush recently said in an interview with Larry King that the President should focus more on the defense and security of the country than anything else. Would you take these words in vain and put all attention on the economy only to leave the cabinet to take care of the other roles of presidency? What proof would there be otherwise?
Reggis Talber of Kutztown
Mr. President,
ReplyDeleteIf i had sixty seconds i would talk about the finance. Not about the fact that we are in one, because it is pretty obvious that we are in one, but i would ask if he himself (not politician Obama but normal citizen Obama) thinks that the government should be bailing out and helping big corporations at this time when they arent helping out every business in the US that needs help. Do you think that bailing out these corporations will help the economy, or will it just tell everyone that when there's financial trouble the government will pay you.
Dear President Obama,
ReplyDeleteHow would you deal with a terrorist attack on the United States if something like that were to ever happen again? Would an event such as this cause you to focus more on the war and less on domestic matters?
Dear President Barack H. Obama,
ReplyDeleteI was just wondering what you are going to do to help me as I further my education into college...especially with the economic problems facing the nation today? Thank you for your time!
I saw it very sincere, I believe that the this very trusting to begin to work. The things that said times seem very certain but we are going to see it in the following years...
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Scott County High School
Dear Obama,
ReplyDeleteI have heard that your for raising the price of ammunition.I am against that, many people need weapons to survive and defend their selves. If you raise the price of ammunition, people will find ways to buy it cheaper and it will involve crime and people stealing it. I think it will cause more harm than good. Other than that i Think you will be a wonderful President.
sincerly,
Cameron Scott County High School
If I had one minute to ask Obama a question I would ask him if he could help us find a new source of energy to run on. Why I would ask him that is because every day the oil in the earth is decreasing and soon their will be no more. What will people do now to travel? Here are some new sources of energy that I would like to use. I would like to use solar power because it comes from the sun and is enviromently friendly. Another one would be electricty because if we use electricty it would never run out. When our cars need to be charged we could switch gas stations to electric stations. I hope you can make this change president Barrack Obama.
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If I had one minute with President Obama, I would want to know how you are going to help the economy so another Great Depression does not occur. Also what specific changes will you be making for America now that you are President.
ReplyDeletePresident Obama,
ReplyDeleteI think that you have taken on a lot of work. I think that you should spend a lot of time on the economy and also spend some time on the foreign policy, I think as a nation we need to rebuild our standings with other nations throughout the world that have distanced their relationships with the US over the past few years because of Bush.
Kutztown Area High School
Mr. President,
ReplyDeleteHow do you plan to handle the economy crisis in such a way that it will not first hurt the American people and then maybe help them? Also, do you believe that the economy is the single most important issue or do issues such as terrorist attacks?
Dear Mr. Obama
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to know how you planned on dealing with all the problems in the economy right now. What are you going to do about taxes? What are you going to do about people loosing their jobs everyday and businesses having to close down, and what are you going to do about the soldiers over in Iraq?
If I had the chance to have sixty seconds with President Obama I would ask him two questions. Which is: "How has your family adjusted to living such a high profile lifestyle?" Also "How is the dog search going?" Then after that I would of course have to wish him the best of luck with his new presidency. I wouldn't ask about economy and war because it would take more than sixty seconds to answer and fully explain.
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