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WH Office of Presidential Correspondence Archived

@DearPOTUS46

This is an archive of a Biden Administration account, maintained by the National Archives and Records Administration.

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Kurt wrote to @POTUS about how the #PSLF program has impacted his life.
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“On Friday, August 18, 2023, you and your administration changed my life. I received an email that said my student loans were forgiven...I had to call Aidvantage and speak to an actual human to believe it. When she said, ‘Congratulations, your loans have been forgiven,’ I cried.”
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“I wanted to tell you that I picked up my son’s insulin recently, and when the cashier told me the bill was $48, I told her she must be mistaken. She must mean $480. The cost for his insulin had been about $475 for a 3-month supply with excellent insurance.”
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“The child in me would like to thank you for your quiet and determined efforts to help children who stutter. I stutter and longed for someone to take me under their wing…your positive messages matter to the young people you keep in contact with.”
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President Biden Archived
@POTUS46Archive14 May 2024
Jill and I join the people of Buffalo in honoring the memories of the 10 souls stolen from us in an unconscionable act of hatred against the Black community two years ago. I know how painful these anniversaries can be, and I want you to know you remain in my prayers.
Jill and I join the people of Buffalo in honoring the memories of the 10 souls who were stolen from us in an unconscionable act of racial hatred against the Black community on this day 2 years ago. I often think of the conversations I had with the families of the victims and the beautiful stories they shared. I know how painful these anniversaries can be, and I want them to know that they remain in my prayers. When I spoke to your community in the days after this horrific shooting, I came to deliver a message—that our entire Nation grieved with you, that we would continue to stand against violence inflicted in the service of hate, and that we would redouble our efforts to prevent tragedies like this from happening again. Two years later, we still share your community’s sorrow. We remain steadfast in our commitment to ending all forms of racial hatred. And we are still working relentlessly to end the epidemic of gun violence that has plagued our country for too long...

ALT Jill and I join the people of Buffalo in honoring the memories of the 10 souls who were stolen from us in an unconscionable act of racial hatred against the Black community on this day 2 years ago. I often think of the conversations I had with the families of the victims and the beautiful stories they shared. I know how painful these anniversaries can be, and I want them to know that they remain in my prayers. When I spoke to your community in the days after this horrific shooting, I came to deliver a message—that our entire Nation grieved with you, that we would continue to stand against violence inflicted in the service of hate, and that we would redouble our efforts to prevent tragedies like this from happening again. Two years later, we still share your community’s sorrow. We remain steadfast in our commitment to ending all forms of racial hatred. And we are still working relentlessly to end the epidemic of gun violence that has plagued our country for too long...

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@WHGPC46Archive12 Mar 2024
On #EqualPayDay, we continue working toward the promise of equal pay.
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@POTUS46Archive12 Mar 2024
Today and every day, I'm fighting for Reese and a nation where our daughters have the same opportunities as our sons. Because when women thrive, we all thrive.
Dear President Biden, My name is Reese ___and I am a 6th grader at__ Middle school. I am writing to you from Bend Oregon to bring to your attention to a serious problem. There is a gender gap when it comes to how much people are being paid, and women earn less. Did you know that a woman makes 80.5 cent from their job for every 1 dollar a man earns? "As soon as girls are old enough to take on household chores and first jobs, they get paid less than the boys” according to a report by NBC news. It even impacts kids’ allowances! For example, boys earn an average allowance of $13.80 per week while girls earn $6.71 a week. This applies to all kinds of jobs including sports like soccer. Your probably aware that the US women’s national soccer team filed a lawsuit because they were making a lot less money than the US national men’s team...

ALT Dear President Biden, My name is Reese ___and I am a 6th grader at__ Middle school. I am writing to you from Bend Oregon to bring to your attention to a serious problem. There is a gender gap when it comes to how much people are being paid, and women earn less. Did you know that a woman makes 80.5 cent from their job for every 1 dollar a man earns? "As soon as girls are old enough to take on household chores and first jobs, they get paid less than the boys” according to a report by NBC news. It even impacts kids’ allowances! For example, boys earn an average allowance of $13.80 per week while girls earn $6.71 a week. This applies to all kinds of jobs including sports like soccer. Your probably aware that the US women’s national soccer team filed a lawsuit because they were making a lot less money than the US national men’s team...

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@POTUS46Archive8 Mar 2024
Joining me at my State of the Union is Keenan, a public school educator from Minnesota. He's prepared hundreds of students for college. And because of fixes we made to our Public Student Loan Forgiveness program, he can now afford to send his own daughter to college.
Keenan Jones (Plymouth, Minnesota)

ALT Keenan Jones (Plymouth, Minnesota)

Keenan is a public middle school educator in Minnesota’s Twin Cities and a member of Education Minnesota. In April 2023, Keenan wrote an email to President Biden to thank him for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, which eliminated his remaining student loan debt after 10 years of public service and allowed him to continue his teaching career.

ALT Keenan is a public middle school educator in Minnesota’s Twin Cities and a member of Education Minnesota. In April 2023, Keenan wrote an email to President Biden to thank him for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, which eliminated his remaining student loan debt after 10 years of public service and allowed him to continue his teaching career.

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Spencer Cox@CoxReports27 Nov 2023
Thank you to @POTUS @FLOTUS @DearPOTUS46 for the sweet letter it means so much after losing my Mom to COVID! – at Broken Arrow, OK
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@POTUS46Archive2 Nov 2023
Today, Jill and I mourn the loss of Ady Barkan and offer our deepest condolences to Rachael, Carl, and Willow during such a difficult time. He turned his pain into purpose and, in turn, inspired optimism in the hearts of countless people living with ALS and their loved ones It’s like he said in a speech just one month ago, “Staying in the struggle can bring beautiful rewards.” I know from experience what it’s like to lose a piece of your soul to a deadly disease – to watch the most honorable person you know fight until the last breath with absolute courage and character. I hope Ady's family can find some measure of comfort in knowing that Ady’s legacy will endure through them, and all those whose lives he touched.
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@POTUS46Archive12 Oct 2023
Diana is a young woman who's raising her voice to fight for environmental justice for families like hers. She expressed interest in joining the next generation of clean energy, conservation, and climate resilience workers in our American Climate Corps — So, I gave her a call.
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White House46 Office of Public Engagement Archived@WhiteHouseOPE464 Oct 2023
Happy Filipino American History Month from @POTUS! Filipinos and Filipino Americans have helped forge the very idea of America. Thank you for ensuring our nation remains a land of hope, opportunity, & optimism.
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@POTUS46Archive4 Oct 2023
Since fixing the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, 715,000 Americans and counting have been approved for student loan forgiveness. Tanya and Chad are two of them.
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@FLOTUS46Archive26 Sep 2023
Today, I am unveiling an exciting new addition to the White House: The Military Children’s Corner
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@FLOTUS46Archive26 Sep 2023
Thank you for your beautiful drawing, Rosita! Your artwork is now proudly hanging in The Military Children’s Corner at the White House — right alongside military-connected children who are kind and brave, just like you! 💕
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Hola, @FLOTUS! I heard that you were featuring artwork at the @WhiteHouse from children of military families. I am so glad you are celebrating kids like me, and I am sending you something I drew from @SesameStreet. Hope you like it! 🎨🇺🇸
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No Administration has fought harder for students and borrowers than Biden-Harris. Under the new SAVE plan that @POTUS announced earlier this year, loan balances won’t grow because of interest. Visit StudentAid.gov/SAVE to sign up.
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While our work isn’t finished, Bidenomics is already delivering for the American people. Our economy has added more than 13 million jobs—including nearly 800,000 manufacturing jobs—and we’ve unleashed a manufacturing and clean energy boom.
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@POTUS46Archive3 Aug 2023
Brenlee, it's my job to build a better future for you and your classmates.
Dear Joe Biden, My name is Brenlee, and I’m a 5th grader at [blurred] in Fresno, CA. My class has representatives. We are writing to our reps about things we care about. I think that you have been doing a good job, and I wanted to say thank you. There are lots of things you have done that we appreciate. I like that you passed been the Respect for Marriage Act, because I know people who are gay, and I’m glad that you passed the Respect for Marriage Act, because I know people who are gay, and I’m glad that they can get married. I also appreciate that you passed the Child Tax Credit, because it helped me and my family during the pandemic. Nobody is perfect, and there are still things I wish you could do differently. For example, my class and I think it should be easier to get trampolines. However, overall, I think you are a pretty good president. Thank you, Brenlee

ALT Dear Joe Biden, My name is Brenlee, and I’m a 5th grader at [blurred] in Fresno, CA. My class has representatives. We are writing to our reps about things we care about. I think that you have been doing a good job, and I wanted to say thank you. There are lots of things you have done that we appreciate. I like that you passed been the Respect for Marriage Act, because I know people who are gay, and I’m glad that you passed the Respect for Marriage Act, because I know people who are gay, and I’m glad that they can get married. I also appreciate that you passed the Child Tax Credit, because it helped me and my family during the pandemic. Nobody is perfect, and there are still things I wish you could do differently. For example, my class and I think it should be easier to get trampolines. However, overall, I think you are a pretty good president. Thank you, Brenlee

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Rebecka Peterson@RebeckaMozdeh22 Jun 2023
I’ll never forget this day: An immigrant—a quiet girl who found solace in math—standing there with the President. What a gift to belong to this country: land of the free, home of the brave. 🇺🇸 Thank you, @POTUS, @flotus, @SecCardona, @WhiteHouse for this special mail.
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