7/24/2019

My dear Friend and president, DJT,

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            Now that Boris Johnson has taken over for Theresa in England, all of the papers are comparing the two of you. I don't know much about him but was thrilled to see a photo of him riding a bike through London. Apparently, he championed a bike share there which became known as Boris' bikes. I encourage you to become a bike advocate, too.

            It looks like you are going to enjoy more time with your adoring fans today in West Virginia. I'm afraid that you got carried away yesterday at that Teen Action Summit and claimed that Article II of the Constitutiongives you the right to do whatever you want. I am sure you didn't exactly mean that, but you gave all of those teens the impression that you are the king. I hope they know enough US history to understand it's that kind of power that our founding fathers were worried about. Next time, please watch what you say.

            It was nice of you to acknowledge Ivanka's work to improve job training. When you speak to the folks in Wheeling today, you might talk about how you are going to help them diversify the economy so they aren't so dependent on coal jobs. An editorial in today's Investigator notes that the economic growth in WV is concentrated in 7 counties and the state are too dependent on extraction industries. I hope Ivanka can help the young folk there find some new lines of work. 

            I am a bit confused about your feelings towards me and other folks who do not always agree with your decisions. Do you "love" me? in your speech you said, "I’m President of all the people — everybody.  Everybody.  I love everybody." I thought great, DJT loves me, and then you said " I have people maybe I shouldn’t love." What exactly did you mean by that?  I look forward to hearing from you one of these days so you can clarify.

            Best,

            RCA