What would you say to Pres. OBAMA if you had 5 minutes to speak and could hand him 5 sheets of paper to follow up?

Sir, you have a tough job to do but you can do it. You won't please everybody all the time, but don't do things for that reason. Make decisions because you believe in your heart it is the right thing to do.

There's a lot of politics out there and it makes it hard to even see what the right thing is sometimes, but stick to the values of right and wrong and do what you feel is right for the people. When you get right down to it, it's the people you're supposed to be representing, not the political groups in government or Big Business. What you do you will have to live with all your life.

Your daughters are looking up to you to set a good example, to be their role model. What will you tell them at the end of each day? What will you tell our sons and daughters?

Be the president we need you to be; be the president you wanted to be. Make a positive difference in the world and in our nation. Everyone is watching.

Everyone is hoping. No one said it would be easy--doing what's right never is, but it's right. Good luck and God Bless.

That's right--He's watching, too.

I would strongly recommend that we NOT support the country of Georgia for NATO membership, but instead present the Russians with a proposal that Georgia become a neutral nation like Finland or Austria. Then the US, Russia, and China work together to create a powerful banking industry in Georgia that connects the central Asian countries to the West, Russia and China. In this way, we would guarantee the security of Georgia, recognized the legitimate security concerns of Russia, and create a powerful capitalist nation in the southern Caucasus.In addition, I would urge the President o press the Ukraine to cede part of the Crimea to Russia in exchange for Russian acquiescence in the expansion of NATO into the Ukraine.

Jobs and education are really important . You are where you are because you have an education. Please think about my kids and the kids of the millions of people that go to public schools.

Help to us. Create more jobs, so people in our communities can work in the schools and in our communities. Do not just give money, demand people to work for that money.

If you do this, you will have less crime.

There are a zillion things I'd love to talk to him about, but I wouldn't waste the opportunity by just giving him my two cents worth on issues that I have no particular credibility on. I might actually spend five minutes on seeing what I can learn from him. Most likely, I'd go for a conversation something along these lines... 1) Mr President, it's an honor to meet you, and thank you for the opportunity.2) I'd like to tell you about a young person that's excited and inspired me today with http://www.mahalo.com/answers/high-school/what-might-be-some-business-models-for-a-non-profit-organization-that-could-be-developed-and-run-successfully-by-high-school-students what they're up to... 3) You know and I know that there are lots of young people out there that would be eager to do the same, if they just believed in themselves, and could see the pathway to being able to make it happen... 4) Let's talk about what we could do to help those people... here are some things that would really work... 5) Give me three months, a little bit of funding, and your personal support and I'll kickstart the project.

I guarantee it'll make a heck of a difference, Mr President. 6) Any questions?7) So what's next? Who do I need to get with?

When? Can we schedule another five minutes in three months time?... 8) Thank you for your time, Mr President.

I don't believe anything I say to President Obama would change his mind. He has different goals and ideologies. I think he wants to be a powerful and respected leader like Mussolini was in his day.

And like Mussolini, I think President Obama is willing to do and say what will get him power and respect. So, I would probably say that it was wonderful to be able to talk to the president and that I was praying for God to guide his decisions. I would be thinking that I hope we can undo the damage his administration causes when his term is over, but I don't want him to be thinking about how he can extend his term indefinitely.My only hope is that Americans wake up to the consequences of Obama's decisions and remember why voting for someone on the strength of his character instead of on his ideology is a bad thing.

Down with uninformed voting!

I would ask him how he could have thought the republicans would go after I would ask why his auto task force looks like it could have been put together by Mitt Romney and why we fought the battles over apartheid and yet Japan has a system that even if you are born there such as a Korean you still are not considered Japanese and are treated as a second class citizen. I would ask him why we keep on bringing people in this country from places like Mexico and displace our own citizens and then on the same thought I would ask him how coming here on you own freewill when you come from south of the border is the same as being brought here on a slave ship or why he has to say “black and Latino� When the experiences are not the same nor are the conditions.

Then I would ask why he would raise taxes on upper income workers and yet allow big business to pay even less taxes than they already do or why we have such a ridiculously low capital gains tax compared to countries like Japan. Or why we run up so much debt and then buy their stuff and wouldn’t it make more sense to make our own stuff and not incur the debt? And finally I would ask who is going to win the super bowl next year along with what is really at area 51.

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.