Dear President Trump,
I write to you today as a fellow American and a former president of this great nation. I have been watching with great concern as events have unfolded during your tenure in office, and I feel compelled to speak out.
As you know, I played a key role in the founding of this country and the drafting of the Declaration of Independence, which laid out our fundamental principles of democracy, liberty, and equality. These values are at the heart of the American experiment, and they have been a beacon of hope and inspiration for people around the world.
However, I fear that your actions and rhetoric are undermining these principles, and that you are eroding the very foundations of our democracy. Your attacks on the press, your disregard for the rule of law, and your divisive rhetoric are sowing seeds of mistrust and division among the American people.
I implore you to reconsider your approach, and to embrace the ideals that have made our country great. I urge you to work for the good of all Americans, and to strive to unite our nation rather than dividing it. I believe that it is only through unity and collaboration that we can address the many challenges facing our country today, from climate change to economic inequality to the ongoing struggle for racial justice.
I do not write these words to criticize or condemn you, but rather to offer a hand of friendship and collaboration. As Americans, we are all bound together by our shared history, our shared values, and our shared aspirations for a better future. Let us work together to build a stronger, more inclusive, and more just society, one that truly lives up to the promise of the Declaration of Independence.
Sincerely,
Thomas Jefferson
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