A voice of reason

With the seemingly none stop rising cost of oil, the housing slump, and all the dismal links of the falling dollar value, permeates a type of fear among many that we are swept up in some sort of infinite wind storm heading toward a maybe lose it all cliff.

Many of us beg to differ with the ‘stay the course’ strategy in Iraq. That strategy only benefits the other side; it falls into their strategy to bleed America of its resources.

At this moment in time in the US and the world there is a yearning for voices of reason rather than an expensive macho misguided military adventure by an administration that really didn’t understand a culture.

In a nut shell we have three presidential hopefuls; one, many of us fear at the end of the process if she does not become the nominee she will flip the table over; another, many of us fear will continue some of the destructive polices of the Bush administration. The third one, many of us feel has the talent and potential to mend broken fences trampled on by an arrogant administration; he is certainly counted among those voices of reason.