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Stop selling White House traditions

To: Rep. Joyce, Sen. Husted, Sen. Moreno

From: A verified voter in Chesterland, OH

March 24

I am writing to express my concern regarding the White House's decision to seek corporate sponsorships for the annual Easter Egg Roll. While I understand the importance of funding and resources for such events, I believe that introducing corporate sponsorships to this cherished tradition risks undermining its historical and cultural significance. The Easter Egg Roll has long been a symbol of community, inclusivity, and joy—a tradition that brings families together on the White House lawn, free from commercial influence. By allowing corporate sponsorships, we risk turning this beloved event into a marketing opportunity, overshadowing its original purpose and alienating those who value its simplicity and authenticity. Furthermore, this decision could set a precedent for future events, where corporate interests take precedence over public values. It is crucial to preserve the integrity of traditions that represent the spirit of our nation, ensuring they remain accessible and meaningful to all. I urge you to reconsider this approach and explore alternative funding methods that uphold the essence of the Easter Egg Roll. Let us work together to protect the integrity of this historic event for generations to come. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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