2/13/15
Governor John Baldacci
Pierce Atwood LLP
Merrill’s Wharf
254 Commercial Street
Portland, ME 04101
Dear Governor Baldacci,
My name is Matthew Winick with an
interest in studying history, government, and the criminal justice system. I like studying these subjects because I am
interested in learning about how different ideas can make a great difference in
improving society; a strong need to make Civil Rights stronger to protect
people who are different from discrimination, a strong need to protect the
environment by using renewable energy with environmental protection from
pollution, a need for checks and balances to make the criminal justice system
by having reforms to protect people’s civil liberties while finding ways to
reduce crime, have a healthcare reform
to help people with pre-existing conditions or who can’t afford insurance to
get the care they need, a need to reduce
corruption in elections with public officials by having government reform with
campaign finance reform, and many others.
I plan in the future from what I learned
from these subjects especially History to teach people on the need to improve
society with common sense ideas with finding ways to make history a better tool
to help people understand better with creating different ideas to make society
better. Governor Baldacci, I find your work as Governor of Maine to be very
inspiring to me with your common sense ideas with approach on dealing with
different issues on the criminal justice system, government reform, healthcare,
and Civil Rights.
When you were Governor of Maine from
2003-2011 I liked on how you worked on creating Dirigo Health Care Act which
helped businesses by assisting them to help cover workers with health
insurances by providing subsidies and expanded preventative care to assist
people who don’t have insurance or have pre-existing conditions get the medical
care they need. On education I really
like your approach on improving higher education by making higher education
easy for community college students get transferred with their credits easier
to a four-year college to further advance on their degrees. Also what I liked
about your work on college was supporting improving community college by adding
more programs to help students and hire teachers to help teach college students
on different subjects. On Civil Rights, I really liked on how you expanded on
Civil Rights like improving equal pay for women with minorities, supporting
people with different sexual orientation including gender identity to be
protected from discrimination, and finally support same-sex marriage to make
marriage equal for people. Another thing I liked about your approach on the
environment was that your commitment to protect the environment by implementing
Renewable Portfolio Standards, a program where it encourage alternative energy companies
to invest in your state by assisting on creating clean jobs, supporting
renewable energy with alternative energy like solar, wind, biofuel, and energy
efficient products as energy sources to reduce high energy cost with pollution,
and increasing research funding for ways to protect the environment with promoting
technology or alternative energy to make a better future to improve public
health with reducing carbon emissions. I
liked on how you worked on reforming the criminal justice system by creating
alternative sentencing like treatment programs with community services for
non-violent offenders including drug abusers to help them rehabilitate with
reducing drug rates instead of strict sentencing, support extending rights for
juveniles, support the need for DNA testing to reduce sending an innocent person
who is accused of a crime, and legislation to protect people who are different
from hate crime.
Governor Baldacci, I strongly believe
that you really made a great difference for society and history by working to
improve society by finding ways to protect the environment by promoting
renewable energy with funding research, improve Civil Rights to end
discrimination, make college education easy to access with improving education,
making healthcare better for people to afford the care they need, and your commitment
to work on reforms for the criminal justice system to have a balance between
civil liberties when dealing with crime. Your work on the criminal justice
system really inspired me to take a criminal justice class where I got
motivated to work on new ideas to reform the system with assistance from my
instructor. Also your work on other
issues really helped me get motived to continue learning history with working
on new ideas to improve society. Thanks
for taking the time to read my letter, inspiring me to be interested with
motivated to be interested in studying criminal justice, government, and
history, and making a great difference for society. I want to wish you well at Pierce Atwood LLP
where you can continue making society better for the future and our country
with your common sense ideas in energy, education, healthcare, and reform.
Sincerely,
Matthew B. Winick
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