Dear President Ulysses S. Grant,

How's it going? I trust this letter finds you in good spirits. It's Tytanica Durango, reaching out about something that's been bothering me lately.
So down in Colorado, there's a bit of a situation with the justice system messing around with the second amendment rights of folks, before they're even proven guilty. I never thought I'd see the day when a person is considered guilty before proven innocent and having the right to bear arms removed,seems like a breach of the good ole constitution to me.
I stood my ground and can carry just one gun, but Uly, other folks are not so stubborn as me. Now, I may not be the sharpest shooter in the West unlike my daddy who saved your life from that Cowboy in that Saloon in Ohio, but this situation don't sit right with me.
And that's not all either, word has it they're not holding up their end of the bargain with our Native American pals, breaking treaties left and right. Now, you know how much I value keeping our word, and it doesn't sit right with me it's causing a dust storm of concern in my heart.I was thinking, maybe it is time to send in the appropriate authorities, maybe the cavalry, shake things up a bit, and set things straight in Colorado. It's about justice, my old friend, making sure everyone's treated right and keeping our promises to the Native American communities.

Give it some thought at least will ya? Looking forward to hearing your take on this.
Or just witnessing some action

Best regards,

Tytanica Durango

Dear President Ulysses S. Grant,

How's it going? I trust this letter finds you in good spirits. It's Tytanica Durango, reaching out about something that's been bothering me lately.
So down in Colorado, there's a bit of a situation with the justice system messing around with the second amendment rights of folks, before they're even proven guilty. I never thought I'd see the day when a person is considered guilty before proven innocent and having the right to bear arms removed,seems like a breach of the good ole constitution to me.
I stood my ground and can carry just one gun, but Uly, other folks are not so stubborn as me. Now, I may not be the sharpest shooter in the West unlike my daddy who saved your life from that Cowboy in that Saloon in Ohio, but this situation don't sit right with me.
And that's not all either, word has it they're not holding up their end of the bargain with our Native American pals, breaking treaties left and right. Now, you know how much I value keeping our word, and it doesn't sit right with me it's causing a dust storm of concern in my heart.I was thinking, maybe it is time to send in the appropriate authorities, maybe the cavalry, shake things up a bit, and set things straight in Colorado. It's about justice, my old friend, making sure everyone's treated right and keeping our promises to the Native American communities.

Give it some thought at least will ya? Looking forward to hearing your take on this.
Or just witnessing some action

Best regards,

Tytanica Durango

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