Mr. President

I didn't want Donald Trump to be president. He is not the most qualified person to be.

But then again, he's more qualified than me.

And whether or not I wanted him to win the election, that doesn't matter any more.

Because he did win. We've received the. final. score.

So quit the complaining, protesting, and whining,

And start looking for a silver lining

 

Because you got to vote

UNlike most.

Thousands of people don't get a say

On who makes decisions for them each and every day

And at least we have these things called checks and balances

So someone can't come and cause us damages

 

With all these blessings, in mind, let's make a promise, a swear

To do something crazy, to venture, to dare

To do something right, honorable, and grand

Something similar to sustaining a leader, a man

 

We, of course, will always be brave strong and true

But will we always be Supportive too?

I don't mean to our peers or parents, although that's important

That's not what this message is, it just isn't

 

I mean to our President, our Commander and Chief

Will we lift him up when he starts to sink?

Will we loudly defend,

A man who may never be our friend?

When others ridicule, laugh, and point

Will we snuff out their comments, will that be our choice?

 

Will we be Americans, even if we don't agree,

Will we never let others be mean

To the man who's our leader, Who we turn to in trial

Or will we sit in denial?

 

We are one nation. Under One flag. Under one Man.

And we must be there to give him a hand

Because I'm sure you can imagine, or maybe you can't

All of the stress that he has, without our angry chants?

He just got the hardest job in the world

A normal human would hurl

 

So NOW is the time to be proud to be an American (And not just our football teams)

Proud of our President. The Senate. Every thing.

Because if we aren't, who will be?

It's like one of your siblings makes you mad, And even though you're calling them names,

When your friend does it? It's just not the same.

You jump to your family's defense, as quick as a light

Because that's simply what's right

 

The same comes with Donald Trump, Frankly it doesn't matter if you like him or not,

Family is family, in case you forgot

So all I'm saying is voice your arguments and concerns,

But when it becomes mr. Trump's turn,

Still exercise your freedom of speech, on policies and choices, opinions and stuff,

But when it comes to saying he shouldn't be president, that's enough

 

Maybe he shouldn't, there's no way to know, but he is,

So shut up and go

Go to a fire station, police station or school

and look up at a flag on a pole

And remember to be proud of who we are

Remember when you see the stripes and the stars

Remember to defend our president, when we get down to the threads,

Remember to not agree with other countries, but be proud instead

 

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