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“I am pleased to read that President Obama is seeking to smooth over the recent situation involving a Hardvard Professor in a way that is congruous with his policy of bringing people together in peaceful dialog. As you well know, every action of the President carries weight beyond itself and during this symbolic pursuit of the healing of racial strains, please consider also the symbolic significance of the shared beverage over which this peace is made. Beer is a drink with a proud and growing American tradition. It is a drink of the people, by the people, for the people, to be terribly cliche but wholly accurate. All options in this active industry are not equal however, and it is this meaningful choice that I encourage the President to not take lightly. In keeping with President Obama’s strength on the matters of sustainability and the encouragement of small businesses, the clear choice is a beer that is brewed locally by a locally owned company. There are numerous fine breweries in the Northeast, with the Flying Dog brewery being a fine option less than 50 miles from the White House. The President being seen to endorse any specific brand, even if it is a small one, may not be possible however the important message is the nature of the brewery and the thoughtful choice of the consumer. Lest we forget, the President too is a consumer - the country’s Consumer in Chief - who’s smallest purchasing decisions have much resonance. The mere inclusion of a phrase such as “we discussed our differences over a bottle from a small, local brewery” could, with such minimal effort, plant the seed in the minds of a nation. This is a seed which may grow to support the small businesses whose ingenuity and financial well-being form the robust core of America’s economy. This powerful idea has potential far beyond the beverage industry and could do much good for many fields of local commerce. I am sure that the President will wish to use his influence to do the greatest possible good and I eagerly anticipate reports of this event, and of the countless future occasions when these deceptively minor economic and environmental choices can and should be used to the benefit of our nation.

Sincerely,
Chris Newport”

Yes, I spelled Harvard wrong… I went to a state school.