by Jeff Newton

Created on: May 28, 2008

It isn't grassroots; it almost seems like a repeat of the twentieth century, when the recession of the 30's settled into America at great numbers.
Great numbers became working numbers of homeless at a time America almost couldn't survive the epidemic high food, fuel and economically high prices of living. Today some seventy years after the great depression, the recession of the twentieth century seems to have gotten caught up with us some 70 years later or more.

Battles of war, famine and homelessness seems to rule the great debate in the new century, the 1930's was merely the economic downturn of the 1929 stock market crash, the oil crisis of 2008 seems to be the great dare of those who brazen in time of criminal enterprise of theft and greed of oil and theft.
Politics seem to rule more against the odds of an unpopular war against terrorists and a corrupted body in the White House, more damaging than the so called "Nixon Years", which also became a part of "All the President's Men". It has become clear as a bell, that the Bush Administration has either broken each and every constitutional law of the United States Constitution.
It deeply surprises me that American voters are letting a corrupted body in the White House damage the image of the American republic that this country was built upon in 1776.
The rise and fall of an American icon is more damaging, than ever before. War wasn't based on a terrorist attack, but was based on one man's agenda on religion.
Perhaps the voters were are now well aware, a stolen previous presidential election recollects upon this election year as it did four years ago, when Bush ran against Al Gore. Gore fought to the brink where he outlasted his wits and became a filmmaker and Academy Award winner for his motion picture "Inconvenient Truth".
With two or three more election primary's to go before the Democratic and Republican Conventions this summer and the Olympic Trials set to begin in less than two months away in Oregon, voters will have time to pick their presidential ticket choices before the winners of the presidential elections in November.
The saga between Senator John McCain and Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton seem to be dragging on as the drama continues to heat up in the Democratic playing field, but the Republican field may have some uneasy fillings to hustle. John McCain becomes its only contender in the party to deal political scores.
Obama on the other hand seems to be keeping his playing cards close at hand, however, talks of a joint ticket with the Clinton camp either becomes a reality and a sure winner in November, John McCain could be in the losing field of dominoes if he fails to complete the mastery of campaigning in a political field of already strong voices in the Democratic Party.
McCain could be on the losing end of the line, ultimately fatal in his bid for the Oval Office. No wonder why his campaign has solidly strayed away from the drama of the Democratic Party.
Tough choice to make America, only one team will be able to take the biggest prize in Washington politically correct at the voters say.

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