The second letter is practically laughable - no way that guy in office is ordinary in any way, shape or form. He's not a 'one of us' kind of person, but a 'them'. While I'm happy to see a few people speak out against the office-holder, unless they actually back up their words with actions, and not kow-tow to a party-line vote to screw everyday Americans, their words ring hollow. Let that party break apart - the office-holder is doing a great job of starting to divide them now.