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              Open Letter to President Barack Obama
Published Monday, March 8, 2010
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Keeba Smith is a published writer and desired screenplay artist.  She is the author of “Shades of Bright Pale,” and many other
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Dear President
Sir,
Barack Obama,

I heard you.  I heard you several times that you want health care for every single
American.  I’ve heard you!  America has heard you, now do us a favor and do
something about it.  

If you have the votes, then pass the Health Care Reform Bill through reconciliation,
if you do not have the votes, then move on to more pressing issues.  

Look, I voted for you.  Well, actually, I didn’t vote for you, but instead, voted for The
People to have jobs that pays the bills.  I voted for fair wages and lower interest rates
as well as lower gasoline prices.  I also voted to lower the deficit.  I voted for better
education for America’s children, lower grocer prices and ultimately, I voted for
change for the American people.  So Sir, as you can see, I did not vote for you but for
my family and me.

Mr. President, please give us a break and stop trying to resale a useful product that
has been on the shelf for some time now.  I do not believe its spoiled or tainted, but
just overwhelming to hear it repeatedly over the airwaves.  Yes, I could turn off my
television, but I dread the thought of missing something that might be valuable.  

I cannot speak for the majority of Americans, but personally, I believe you are
beating a dead horse; there’s nothing more you can say and/or do about the Health
Care Reform Bill.

We/I appreciate your fight and dedication, but now is the time to move on.

During your campaign, you made several promises and I believe you have kept all that
were imaginable.  However, due to my selfishness, personally, I’m glad that you have
done the following:
  • Forcing the credit card Companies to change their procedures which protects
    consumers
  • Making the American people more aware that the Republicans are playing
    games
  • Extending unemployment benefits
  • Opening the ban on stem cell research
  • Froze salary increases within the administration
  • Ended the thought of America being the world leader
  • Expand hate crime status
  • Implement a permanent tax cut of $500 for individuals and $1,000 for families
  • Enact a 90-day foreclosure moratorium for homeowners who are making good
    faith efforts to pay their mortgages as well as create new criminal penalties for
    mortgage fraud.
Mr. President, you have done a lot of work since you have been in office, but I’m beginning to believe
you need some hot issues to explore and I would like to list them in order of importance to ME.


















They are…
1. Consult and seek advice from former president, Bill Clinton.
2. Create jobs.
3. Create a $5,000 stimulus package for all Americans whose salaries is less than $90,000.
4. Create a Bill that pays mortgage notes for all Americans whose salaries is less than $90,000.
5. Create programs that help homeless people.
6. Bring our troops home from Afghanistan. (Cut and run out of Afghanistan and Iraq and accept
defeat.)
7.  Make sure ALL military soldiers are greatly cared for; namely financially.  Additionally, create a
taskforce to insure all military soldiers are properly housed and fed with the opportunities to
receive free and/or discount meals.  (In short, that they are treated in the same manner as movie
stars and pro sport players.
8. Write a Bill that forces companies such as AIG to be more fiscally responsible and return tax
dollars to the American people.
9. Create a Bill that wipes away all medical debt from those that were unemployed as well as those
that were forced into disability (through no fault of their own.)
10. Create a job bank for disabled people to work from home include creating jobs within your
administration.
11. Allow taxpayers to receive a reimbursement of all State and City taxes which would include all
purchases such as grocery stores, retail markets, etc.
12. Create a bill or go back to before Ronald Reagan  was in office and allow taxpayers to deduct
interest paid to credit card companies.
13. Stop allowing salary increases in Congress and the House.
14. Make Congress and the House sale their chairs and put the money from that sale towards the
deficit.
15. Investigate George W. Bush, Richard B. (Dick) Cheney and Donald H. Rumsfeld in a war crimes
tribunal for their actions in Iraq.
16. Demand a real investigation into the 9/11 attack.
17. Stop making me think that you are gullible to believe that there will ever be bi-partisanship with
the likes of John Boehner, Orin Hatch, Chuck Grassley and/or Mitch McConnell.  
18. Create an immigration control policy.
19. Create a gold commodity to back or replace federal reserve notes.

Mr. President, please leave your fax machine open as I am so sure I will have more items to add to the
list.

Sincerely,
Keeba Smith (aka CB Smith-Davis)
Keeba.org
KSmith023@yahoo.com
Comment(s)
I came upon your site by accident and after reading a few things it seems as though you are really hard on Obama. Someone said you were one sided but to me it seems as though you feel you have to point out all his mistakes. Yes, you have some good things to say about the brotha but at the same time youre really hard on him too. You are hard on the rebliKKKans too so that’s a good thing. (Can you leave my name out of this?)
March 28, 2010 8:48 PM