Dear President Biden,
I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express my concerns regarding recent statements made by White House officials in response to ongoing crises. At a time when every moment counts and swift, empathetic action is essential, it seems counterproductive to focus on critics of your administration or discuss issues of misinformation or disinformation. While these topics certainly deserve attention, addressing them during a time of crisis feels misaligned with the urgency of the situation.
Over the past three days, the dialogue from White House officials has often seemed to revolve around who is scrutinizing your administration rather than focusing on who is standing in solidarity with it. In moments like these, the world watches not to critique, but to see who will rise to offer support and leadership. Shifting the focus to this would not only better reflect the gravity of the situation but also embody a more diplomatic and humane approach.
It is disheartening, and some might say even unparliamentary, to allow any moment of crisis to become about responding to critics rather than responding to those in need. For even a moment to divert attention from the misfortune people are enduring is, simply put, inhumane.
I urge you and your team to set aside these discussions for a more appropriate time and prioritize the compassion, resolve, and action that the world expects from the United States in times of crisis.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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