How to Call, Write, or Email the White House

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Whether you have a serious political question or you just want to drop a line to say hello, there are several tried and true ways to contact the President of the United States. We’ll cover all of your options, and also drop some knowledge when it comes to actually getting someone to respond. As a note, be aware that you might never receive a response, and if you do, it will likely be from a staff member rather than the President himself. Still, that shouldn’t stop you. Besides, you never know what will catch a world leader’s eye!