How to Use Email to Contact President Barack Obama
American citizens elect their leadership. As a result, it is within your rights to share your opinions and concerns with your representative, including the President of the United States. President Barack Obama maintains an email address and phone number. Use either to reach out to the president with your concerns and issues. Use polite, respectful language to ensure that your contact is appropriate and productive.
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Instructions
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Call the President at (202)456-1111. The President isn't going to answer this phone when you call, but you will be able to leave the President Obama a voice message. The messages are collected by assistants and passed on to the President. You can fax supporting documents to (202)456-2461.
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Email the President at president@whitehouse.gov, or use the contact form at whitehouse.gov, under "Contact Me." The President won't view your email personally, but White House staff compiles the emails to forward to the President.
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Write a formal letter, with your email ID included, to the following address:
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20500
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Tips & Warnings
As in all forms of communication, being polite and courteous helps get your opinions heard.
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President Obama might be referred to as a black man but his mother was white, that makes him half white. I do not see him as a black man. If it were not for a white mother he would not be here. God does not look on the color of one's skin, he looks on the heart. he actually is a nice brown man.
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i respect Obama, he is a reference.....
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Mr President, it seems to be a lot trash being spill out there in the american public but let me ask them this what would they do if they were in your place. If they have some ideas that would help our President, bring it on without malice and smart remarks. This is not about race this is a setting president of the United States of American, he deserves all the respect and all the help of all americans.
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Message to President Obama Washington. July 23, 2011. Dear Mr. President: In 2008, I listened carefully to your distinguished Electoral plan including your support to. The freedom, Democracy, and justice for all Mankind. 3 years after Mr. President, you are facing a real test to translate words into deeds, Syria’s. today after 4 months of the peaceful Revolution is suffering by the worst regime in the World, and I can say honestly what you are reported and watching in TVs; are the only part of the fact, it is less than 20% of what happening in Syria today, it is real Massacre, it is a holocaust. Mr. President, if the world turns his back to the Syrian People, then the consequences will be faced: Most People will flee and live in Exile, Hundreds of Thousands facing Kill.Same numbers as well be retained behind Bars, and the other who will stay in Syria will expose to the Humiliations. Syrians “Mr. President” don’t ask any interfere to decide his future. He is able to do the Homework successfully by him self, but we are seeking from you and the other World’s Leaders numerous of choices to help, one of those choices is to draw your Ambassador from Damascus and to remove the cover of the illegitimacy on this Regime. Mr. President, the Syrians are killed in cold Blood, and it is time to help the People for change and to build his future with real Democracy. Thank You Mr. President. Hisham Najjar, P.E. The General Coordinator of the Arab Human Rights in USA.
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m his indian friend jimmy wadhwani..m big fan of him...wanna meet him once...u can see on facebook..jimmy wadhwani (india)..
