Dear Donald J. Trump, 45th President Of The United States of America,

Mr. President, I hope this message reaches you well, considering the un-American censorship Big Tech has against you. I hope that you and your family are enjoying Summer, regardless of politics. I have before you a letter—no, a plea.

Mr. Trump, I am a citizen of Oregon. Historically, my state has been a roller coaster of political sidings. Currently, and of recent accounts, our state has been under siege by un-American groups bent on destroying our country. With that in mind…

I am pleading with you to use your current place of power among patriot Americans to return our country to us. Biden and his ilk of unAmerican cabinet members seem to be blinded in their fervor to embolden only themselves, throwing we Americans under the bus and for some, under a bridge. Their lack of humanity and patriotism has even bled into the world stage, of which I am sure you are more than aware. Afghanistan and their people are about to lose their country to terrorists, an event completely preventable. At home…

We are experiencing shortages among so many forms of products that prices are becoming unmanageable. I work in the construction industry, and under your Presidency the price of a standard two-by-four board continued to never pass above $2.50. At it’s peak, these same boards were mere pennies below $10.00 a piece. Ridiculous! This would make building a home almost four times more expensive! As an Oregonian, my state has plenty of major lumber companies and plenty of lumber, and yet we still suffer!

I can’t stand to live in this country under the current administration. There isn’t anywhere I would rather live, but I am now living with what seems like an invisible, heavy blanket of dictatorship smothering me everywhere I go—and yes, the China Virus plays a major part in this feeling.

I have witnessed Mr. Lindell’s Cyber Symposium these past three days, watched as you made statements on the election and the fraud that occurred, and wept as I saw Biden inaugurated into an office he did not rightly earn, deserve, or even voted to enter.

Where are those who have sworn a duty to the Constitution? I saddens me to see our Military, the greatest in the world, not defending us from domestic threats, of which myself and tens of millions of my fellow Americans would rightly accuse this administration of being. Is “Justice” deciding to side with the hive mind of lies?

Mr. President, it would be an immeasurable weight off of all of our shoulders and our souls to see our country returned to us. We can not choose violence to achieve this goal, and while it may be the higher road it does seem to be true that our country’s keepers just pave new roads to stand from. My fear is that we may one day have to resort to violence, an action none of us are willing or wanting to do. However, it is of one great mind who indeed said, “Give me Liberty, or give me Death,” and while I would rather not see myself or fellow Patriots experience the latter, it breaks my heart to see that our march to freedom is once again leading us there.

Mr. President, Donald if we may greet you, I do believe it is in the best interests of my fellow Americans to finally say enough is enough. I only hope that you will be able to lead us to the freedoms our forefathers once imagined we would experience.

With Humility and Desperation,

A Citizen of Oregon