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Letters to Henry Instead of To Santa

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The following letter was written in jest, but has anyone had a better idea?

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Dear Secretary Paulson.

             I suggest that to improve the economy,  adults and children should send "Dear Secretary Paulson" instead of "Dear Santa" letters.  You could then allot funds for the gifts, and the hiring of  shoppers, gift wrappers and deliverers.   Requests for automobiles should only be honored if they are for GM, Ford,  or Chrysler models.

            Thus, a  disastrous decrease in consumer spending for Christmas would be averted, and unemployment decreased.  Even after Christmas, this boom could be continued by the  hiring of personnel to handle returns and exchanges. And, if  next year the economy still needs a boost, the same policy could be applied to Valentines Day,  Easter, Mothers Day and Fathers Day.  But, hurry Mr. Paulson, after Thanksgiving  there are only 26 shopping days until Christmas.

Sincerely,

Al Kaufman            

 

I was born in 1938 in Woodside, Queens, New York City and graduated from PS12, Stuyvesant HS, Cooper Union (B. Elec. Engg), Drexel (M.S. Biomed. Engg), and Temple (Ph.D. Med. Physiology) I am an Emeritus Assoc. Prof. of Physiology at SUNY (more...)
 

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