What I Would Tell The Founding Fathers    Renee Barden

I would tell the Founding Fathers that I do appreciate all that they have done for us. I mean, now a days, the presidents have gone crazy! They have raised up all the prices on things, they have changed so many things, and not in a good way. When George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and all those other ‘older’ president were in the White House, they made things fair. They didn’t have it to were a lot of people are in debt. I think that Obama and the ‘newer’ president’s are not helping. The economy sucks! The air is so polluted, they’re cutting down so many tree’s. they cut down the trees to build more buildings, one’s that aren’t that important. They build like all these Fast-Food Restaurants, they build Clothing Store; even if the same tore is just down the road, it has gotten bad.  And now, thanks to the Fast-Food restaurants, now America has an obesity problem, I don’t even think they would know what that means; but not in a bad way toward them, in a bad way towards now. I wish George and them were here again.

Yeah, this might only be my opinion, but I still think life would be better if the Founding Father’s came back, just for a day or so, to talk to the current president. So the Founding Father’s could help Obama make better choices on how he is running things. And another thing, you gave us Freedom of Speech, but now, if you say curtain stuff or talk about curtain things, you can get in trouble. (meaning go to jail, or other stuff.)

Some things that I don’t think was right about how ‘Back Then’ was run, is:

v In the Constitution, it says that every man has the right to be treated equal, but then slavery was still aloud. I think that’s kind of hypocritical.

v And when it talks about ‘Man-Kind’, well, I don’t think that’s to fair to the women who live and exist. I’m just saying, not to be rude.

Those are the things i would tell the Founding Father's if I could have at least one day to talk to them.