A letter to the future President

Monson High School Student

55 Margaret Street

10/30/2024

Future President

The White House

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW

Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear future president, I am a student at Monson High School and I have some concerns some of these include over government spending, the prices of taxes, the border and the illegals coming in, the house prices making it hard for anyone to get their first house or apartment, but my really big concern is inflation. The inflation is not only affecting me and my family but many others as well. This has been an issue for a little while now and it fluctuates depending on what you are looking at. The prices of food are outrageous making it hard for parents and college students to buy the food that they need.

Inflation is not just affecting the lower class people it is affecting almost everyone at this point. This includes groceries, gas, and even fast food places. At this point fast food prices are so high now that you can just go to a sit down restaurant and get better service and food. Inflation is a lot lower now then what it was before but the prices of things still have not come down yet. This is mainly because people were getting checks during covid and this made the prices of everything go up. Prices are going up and the amount of food in packages is shrinking. We are hoping you can be the person that can change and help the prices of food and gas go down because food and gas are everyday necessities. You need to be able to go places and you need food to live. It's hard for bigger families and new parents to get what they need.

We all think that you can be the bigger change to this world and we need your help and support to get this world back on track and put this all back together. We all need you to do your best to help us out with these ongoing issues in the world today. We need your help to not only bring the inflation rates down but the government spending, the prices of taxes, the border and the illegals coming in, but also the house prices.

Sincerely,

Monson High Student.