1. United States
2. Ohio
3. Letter

Dear President Biden, Senator Brown, Senator Vance, and Representative Landsman, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing with a deep sense of responsibility and concern for our nation's future. As a dedicated citizen, I feel compelled to share my thoughts on the current political landscape, particularly regarding President Biden's potential reelection campaign. To President Biden President Biden, your life has been dedicated to public service, and your achievements during your tenure are commendable. Your leadership through the COVID-19 pandemic, efforts to restore international alliances, and commitment to tackling climate change are significant. However, I believe it is time to pass the torch with dignity and grace. Continuing to pursue reelection may project an image of egotism, akin to the approach taken by former President Trump, whom you have rightfully criticized. The American people deserve a leader who is honest with themselves and the nation. Recognizing when to step aside for the greater good is a hallmark of true leadership. It is essential to ensure that the Democratic Party is positioned to win the upcoming election with a candidate who can unequivocally demonstrate their fitness for office. To Senator Sherrod Brown and Representative Greg Landsman Senator Brown and Representative Landsman, modern elections hinge on convincing the 10% of undecided voters. Current polls indicate that many voters perceive President Biden as unfit for office. This perception is a significant hurdle that the President seems unable to overcome. If these concerns were raised about previous capable politicians, such as President Obama, they would have responded with a series of town halls, interviews, and rallies to demonstrate their competence and vigor. Unfortunately, President Biden's recent public appearances suggest that his capacity to engage effectively with voters has diminished. What was once dismissed as a "bad night" has become a pattern of failures that are difficult to ignore. It is imperative for the future of our party and our country that you join the growing call for President Biden to step down. This move would not be a sign of disloyalty but rather an act of courage and foresight to ensure the Democratic Party can present a strong, capable candidate who can win the presidency and continue the essential work begun under President Biden’s administration. To Senator J.D. Vance Senator Vance, the current trajectory suggests that President Biden will likely be the nominee, increasing the chances of a Trump victory. While political rivalries are inherent to our system, I urge you to consider the broader implications of such an outcome. Should you find yourself in a position of significant influence, possibly as Vice President, I implore you to prioritize the well-being of our country over partisan gains.