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Dear President,<br>You better be better than the one you are replacing.<br>Sincerely,<br>Linda Langlais<br>Ginette Villeneuve<br>Montreal, Canada

To the next President,<br>Please take out troops out of Iraq. No matter how your predecessor spins it - it has been wrong at all levels. All the best. God bless America.<br>Sincerely,<Br>Max Ma<br>New York CIty

To the next president,<br>Hopefully you do better than what we presently have. I'm tired of this country taking care of the rest of the world and not taking care of hte people in this country.<br>Sincerely,<br>Norman…

Dear President,<br>In November 2007, as an Australian, I was overjoyed to elect a new Prime Minister who signified an end to lies and deceipt and allowed us to hope again. I hope you, as the next President, can do the same for the American…

Dear future President,<br>My name is Di Benedetto and I have some advice for you. Please do not turn the next administration into a festival of ignorance, Get rid of the federal reserce and the Patriot Act. Homeland security is a giganctic…

Dear future President,<br>I hope the person reading this postcard is Hillary Clinton. I truly want universal healthcare. If the president is not Hillary Clinton, then please take us out of the war against terror, since it's a futile war in the…

Dear President, <BR>This may sound self-centered, but please remember me.<BR>While you wore the suits and said the speeches, I phone-banked, I canvassed, and I registered your voters. So while you forget the tired, the poor, the hungry,…

Dear President,<BR>Please have the courage to solve our problems creatively and not the same way that they have been solved - because that isn't working. <BR><BR>Good luck.<BR><BR>Anna Cox<BR>Farmville,…

Dear Mrs. or Mr. President,<BR>Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!! Please do a better job than our last president - I would like that a lot.<BR><BR>Sincerely,<BR><BR>Lauren Galla<BR>Salisbury University<BR>Maryland

Dear President,<BR>I believe that the most important issue facing our country is a crisis of values; specifically the emphasis on consumption as a sign of individual well-being and as the driver of the nation's economy. Let's put much more…