A Call to Listen
I think it is fair to say that if people are looking for perfect people as the candidates for public office, then they will be looking for a long time. Instead, let's look for leaders in improving the lives of all people, by any means necessary.
Obama has been unfortunate enough to be attached to some unsavory characters, and so has McCain over the course of the election process. The same can be said for any candidate for political office throughout the world. Both sides highlight the worst possible view of the other candidate when what we really need is an explanation of the issues and how they might tackle them. The debates have been the candidates saying they will fix the problems, but no means of how they might do this.
It's time that we the people begin to hold our politicians accountable for the millions of dollars they spend trying to win the glorified popularity contest the presidential election has become.
Let's face it, right now is a very dark time to be a citizen of any country, and not just because the economic issues we face. Humanity stands at the border of something so much more damning than poverty, we face the possibility of a regression in what makes us the first species in the history of this place, with the true power to both destroy the world, and create so many amazing things.
I don't care if you are Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Jewish, Atheist, Agnostic, or any other major religion, it is time we take control of our destiny and become the people we can be, not the ones we are now.
On Election Day one thing is certain, neither Obama or McCain are the ones to bring this country into further prosperity or Enlightenment, instead look in the mirror and ask yourself what you can do.
Not what you can do for this country, but what you can do for your fellow human being.

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