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To the New President of the United States

Mr./Mrs. President, I'd like to pray for you.

Casey Hitzges
Nov 09, 2016
University of West Georgia
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To the New President of the United States

Dear Mr. or Mrs. President,

First of all, congratulations. You are now the President of the United States and the leader of the free World. That's something to be proud of and definitely something to not be taken lightly. This election has been hard on you and on every citizen of the US. I myself have witnessed such harsh words and so many "unfriendings" on Facebook that it's unreal. I hope that once this all blows over, no matter who won, we as Americans can look past our differences and actually be respectful to one another. All this goes to say, Mr./Mrs. President, I'd like to pray for you.

I pray that you'll be humble and never boastful. I pray that you'll start your presidency with grace and a tasteful attitude. I pray that you'll be the leader our nation so desperately needs at this time in our history. I pray that you look to the future and really invest in the children of the United States. After all, when you were a child, you probably said you wanted to be president some day and look where you are now. I pray that you'll handle things with love and not hate. I pray that you'll help set up the world for the next generation to have and to enjoy. I pray that you'll help our economy and resurrect the so-called "American Dream". Most of all, I pray that you'll keep God in your heart during these next four years. You're going to get frustrated. You're going to get mad. You're going to want to quit. Don't. God will take care of everything. God is good, all the time. He will give you the guidance you need.

Again, congratulations. God Bless, and best of luck to you over the next few years to come.

Sincerely,

A Hopeful U.S. Citizen

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