July 24, 2014

As the President prepares to end his marathon fundraising trip for a prolonged vacation in Martha’s Vineyard, I felt it was time to republish a letter I wrote him last August 20.  Not much has changed.  The world is still on fire, he’s totally disengaged, and America’s unborn children are still being killed by the thousands every day.

On the day I mailed this letter my blog had been up and running for 2 days.  I had already written 42 letters to him and I was on pace to publish over 200 letters in my first year.  I’m still writing and most of them are never answered.  That’s OK. I won’t stop, and sooner or later I’ll change one mind or save one child and it will have all been worth it.

 

The White House

1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW

Washington, D.C.  20500

Attn:    President Barack Obama

 August 20, 2013

 Mr. President:

Just a friendly reminder that while you’re living it up on Martha’s Vineyard,  America’s abortion mills are still killing 140 babies an hour, every day, 24/7.  On a completely unrelated subject, Egypt was on fire yesterday while you played golf and John Kerry wind-surfed.  Apparently, you’re just as concerned about world peace as you are about the slaughter of America’s unborn children.  At least you’re consistent in your incompetence.

I wanted to let you know that I’ve launched a blog and that I’m posting all my letters to you on it.  I can’t make any promises, but I might just make you famous.  As the most pro-abortion President in history, you deserve to be recognized for what you stand for.  By the way, I’ll also be publishing any responses I get from you.  So far I’ve received 4. 3 are the exact same letter and I have no idea what you were responding to with the 4th.  Maybe my readers can figure it out.

During yesterday’s round of golf nearly 600 innocent children died in America’s abortion mills.  During cocktail hour at the 19th hole a couple hundred more met their fate.  Mr. President, no matter where you are or what you’re doing, the killing goes on.  You could stop it but you choose not to; and that frustrates me to no end.  Sir, within my frustration at your inaction my commitment to end abortion in America grows stronger.

Mr. President, I don’t begrudge you for your frequent vacations.  You have a tough job.  My issue is with the leader of the free world allowing his county’s unborn children to be slaughtered on a scale that dwarfs any human tragedy in the history of the world.  Sir, countless thousands of hard working Americans will pay taxes for their entire life to cover the more than $500 million that you will allow Planned Parenthood to receive from our government this year alone.  If the U.S. has $500 million a year to spare, why not spend it for the good of our children, not to fund an organization that kills over 300,000 of them every year?

The children who made the cut today and avoided having their fate decided in a Planned Parenthood hellhole will enter a world, courtesy of you and your leftist friends, where human life is no longer held in esteem and treasured over all else.  I won’t rest until every child makes the cut and every abortionist is denied the opportunity to make another one.

Mr. President, 2,500 years ago Buddha said the following: “Certain are the blessings growing out of your good work.”  I shudder to think what you have coming for the body of work you will leave the world.

cc:  Planned Parenthood

 

Hope

I believe with all my heart that hope, without action, will always leave you with nothing but a handful of nothing.  I hope and pray to live to see a world without abortion.  I also know that I can’t just sit by and hope that someone else stands up for the world’s unborn children.  I  write my letters and posts to raise awareness and, quite frankly, to point a finger at those in the business of killing babies for money and those who enable and support them.  I don’t live my life hoping that those who feel that a woman has the right to have her baby killed will magically change their minds and like me.  I really don’t care if they like me.  My one and only goal with my work is to save children.

At my age I can look back and see how much my country and the world has changed in the span of my 60 years.  I’ve learned the hard way that if you don’t stand for something, you’ll fall for anything.  I’ve watched heroes like Martin Luther King, Jr. give everything for a worthy cause and gained inspiration from their sacrifices.  I’ve seen how one person can change the world and I know in my heart each of us can do the same.  I know that setting a goal, visualizing its achievement, and working every day towards its fruition will lead to your goal.

My hope is that abortion will be a thing of the past in the very near future.  My vision is a world where every unborn child is recognized for what it is; a living human being.  Working to save children is a worthy cause and I know that I will receive help from people I don’t even know.  I know that whatever I have to sacrifice to reach my goal will be worth it.  I know that the One who watches all will be watching over me.  His work must truly be ours and He will guide us toward good.

As goes America, so goes the world.  That’s why I want to end abortion in America first.  I’m annoying China and other international child killers while I fight for America’s unborn children, but I want to clean up my own backyard first.  The thousands of children America’s abortion industry kills every day deserve their chance to make the most of the gift of life they have been given.  By necessity, they have to rely on others to protect them and to fight against those who wish to harm them.   As a country, if we refuse to protect our children, the consequences of our inaction will be severe and deserved.  As individuals, if we fail to take action to protect the unborn, the consequences will be severe and deserved.  Our unborn children don’t know what hope is, but they have none if those of us who can, fail to take action.