Archive for the ‘Liberal’ Category

Amongst the people that disapprove of President Obama's policies are those that believe in free enterprise. They are looking at what he has done to attack the shareholders' and bondholders' private property concerning GM and Chrysler. They deplore the idea of being too soft in dealings and discussions with South Americans leaders that blatantly smear the United States. The heartily disagree with his stance on abortion the killing of the innocent.
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According to the Pew Research Center, the recent survey they conducted shows that 71% of voters that make under $30,000 each year really like and approve President Obama's actions concerning the economy. During the campaign he struck even with McCain seizing more voters that make $75,000 yearly than his previous Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry whom sunk under while losing most of those votes. Six percent of the voters making $200,000 voted for Obama. He gained all of the richest states in the election.
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Proactives are actions anyone can do to affect anything, including ending the war in Iraq. Electing Democrats did not end the war. Protesting, whining, complaining has not done it in five years and will not in another five years. Each individual citizen must proactively take action, or engage in non-actions, not doing things. Become a proactive part of a non-violent revolution to make things right in this country again. Here are nine things anyone can do to stop the war in Iraq and improve America and the planet right now.
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I'm really not the sort of person who's interested enough in politics to be compelled to take time out of my busy schedule to help a political candidate. If I have any free time, I'd rather be working on my little art projects. However, something very interesting happened recently. Somehow, a few months before the presidential election, I got inspired to help Obama.
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American antiques history, and since time began, show wise or foolish acts by leaders, and how the effects of actions or decisions made in haste, can cost lives unforeseen. As with King George who listened to none but the birds in his head, or General George who just had to down down into that gulley. Or the incumbent George of the world, who has created more explosions than the other Georges would be thrilled by.
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If you subscribe to the military surge or the immediate withdrawal as the only viable options to ending the war in Iraq, there is another way. Here is an idea that defies the present mindset, yet will bring the honor and integrity of our nation back to where it used to be. And it may save a lot of young soldiers lives as well.
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This past weekend I traveled north to St. Charles Illinois. Took the train to downtown Chicago for my wife and daughter to shop, and to visit the museums. Sure doesn't appear to be any lack of people shopping downtown Chicago. If there is a recession ongoing they sure didn't get the memo!
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Wow, what a week! We're exhausted and giddy.
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