see the Democratic Party reinvent itself and take back America!

Still more work to be done.

And like other goals on my present list, this one will reappear in some form on a future list.

Our money is our vote, and never more so than when it goes to the campaign of your candidate of choice.

http://my.barackobama.com/page/content/semr?source=SEM-register-google-obama-search-national

Sorry it’s not the elegant blue word so many post here – I can never remember exactly how to get that done. But if you click above, you can join in the campaign, and contribute as you can – money – your energy. That would be the campaign to put Barak Obama in the White House.

Let’s get rid of this corrupt administration, make a little history, find a way out of the mess in the Middle East and start fixing things here at home.

Be the change you want to see!

I wish there was some way to remove this from my list other than giving up or “I’ve done this!” when my reasoning is sort of a combination of the two.

I’m being realistic here. The Democrats are sort of reinventing themselves, but they will always look like they “tax and spend” in the minds of some voters. And they will always carry the unfair “liberal” label, which I feel is unfair because it’s not a bad thing to be liberal in the least.

Politics are politics, and no matter what the Dems do or don’t do, there will always be a Republican Party to moan and bitch about them, and enough sheep out there to listen to them.

But, I am still optimistic that at least things can look better now!

It was very exciting listening to Barack Obama tonight. Things are changing in a way I have not seen in my lifetime. It seemed like a miracle when the Berlin Wall came down.

Now if Barack starts talking about restoring the rain forest, I am going to get really excited. Climate change needs to be addressed along with all the rest of the more domestic issues…

oh help me, am I a sheep?

I refuse to believe that with two viable candidates, which is two more than the other party has, any “bickering” or let’s just call it duking it our between the Democratic contenders will embitter the voters. Good grief! They are running for president! Do you expect them to pat each other on the back?

only sheep would have this goal

I don’t mean to be pessimisstic about things but with the way things are going I really can’t see anyone, Democratic or Republican, being able to fix America. Yes one of them might, might being the key word there, be able to at least steer us in the right direction but I wouldn’t hold my breath for it. But then again I just turned 19 a few days ago and being as young as I am I should have no bussiness messing around in politics, or so I’ve been told-but just because I’m young does not mean that I am incapable of pratical thought.

I believe this is happening. I believe the Democratic Party is singing the song of change and will be dancing the dance as it gains more a sense of its feet.

But I vow not to mark it done until there is a Democrat in the White House actually throwing out the tired old linens of the predecessors of both parties and stepping all over the so called special interests on the way to ending all the poverties.