During President Lincoln’s second inaugural address in March of 1865 Lincoln spelled out a very concise plan for reconstruction without expanding on many of the details. His primary objective was to heal the nation and to bring the southern states back into the political process with as little retaliation or hard feelings as possible.
This was originally sent to my godparents in response to one of their emails in which they asked for thoughts on how we would like to see the world change. I liked it so much that I decided to put it on here.
I've recently been debating my Mother on Campaign Politics. She received an email from some family concerning McCain's family and that got her to talking over the news this morning which was going on about the debt incurred by Ex-Presidential Candidate, Hilary Clinton.
So I raised my opinion: I want a presidential candidate that can run as a SERIOUS candidate with $100.
Some fascinating facts are yet to come out about Barack Obama in the Presidential Election 2008.
Here is a mega list of solutions to lower Gasoline Prices
1. Tax the oil companies.- Tried before does not work.(ala Jimmy Carter)
2. Pass a law saying the oil companies must take their profits and put them in new refineries.
3 Lower the speed limit to 45 MPH-everyone gets mad but it works.
4. Force the farmers to sell soy and corn to ethanol refiners at a lower price-this works
Both Democratic candidates have said you can be or do anything you desire in America.
I thought I could never blog or write because I cannot spell.
In the past week we have seen a black man become the Democratic Nominee for President.
In the past week we have seen a woman get more primary votes than most men in history.
Lately you turn on the news station and what do you hear about?? The presidental election. It's that time again and until November (we are lucky if it ends there) we will continue to. For a short time, at least to myself it has seemed, that McCain has fell into the shadows, guarenteed as the nominee. Hillary and Barak battle it out to the end.
Ronald Reagan was born in Tampico, Illinois on February 6, 1911 to John and Nelle Reagan. He was the youngest of four children. Because they were poor, Reagan’s family constantly moved, searching for a better life. Finally, when Reagan was nine, his father was offered a job in Dixon, Illinois, where his family settled permanently.
