A United America, once again!
What is best for America; is it that which is best for America’s majority?
By Arnie Sherr http://sherrent.info/AskArnie.php

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, most of America has not the time to take in every political media source because they are not simply busy doing that which Americans should embrace with passion in order to provide for the families those things their parents, regardless of the financial stations, would have liked to provide for them, but instead struggle aimlessly to keep their homes free from foreclosure, to keep their credit ratings at respectable levels, to hold on to what may be insecure employment situations, to maintain 401K’s and deposits to college savings funds for their kids, to meet the ever escalating gasoline prices at the pumps, to pay the rising food prices which are a direct result of growing gasoline prices, to hold on to their emergency funds if they have been fortunate enough to accumulate same, to meet the growing costs of health care; its rising deductibles and exclusions, to afford the high cost of flood insurance which has been a derivative of the overwhelming amount of and degree of natural disasters that have devastated parts of America - not to mention the globe, and to put all of this in a simple sentence; to survive against the greedy ambitions of those elected officials that decide ultimately what should be best for “We the People” rather than exceeding to their own selfish motives; I call them America’s “Cashocrats.”

The coming general election is not about the right or the left; it is about America’s population that is between the farthest reaches of the right to the farthest reaches of the left. When it gets down to reality, every American rich and poor, young and old, male and female, of every race, of every sexual orientation is faced with the economic challenges dividing “We the People.” “We the People” are facing challenges unlike ever before; we face terror, we face losing our sovereignty, we face losing the American dream, we face losing our dominance as the world’s source of goods and commodities, we face losing what all of the world has of America; a picture of streets paved in gold and opportunity for all, we face unhealthy foreign investments in and for control of American companies and real estate because of our devalued dollar against the Euro, we face being held hostage by OPEC, we face an America where it is not “big brother” in whom we live in fear but the megacorps that do now and will continue to ultimately shape “We the People” into “We, their People.” Whatever your human difference it is not relevant if we permit ourselves to continue this, our present destination to a submissive life at the will and direction of Special Interests who have and will continue their dominance through those we elected to pass our laws, mold our policy, protect our rights, and guarantee all of the above, the “Cashocrats.” They, like those who have earned academy awards, act and perform so well to portray themselves as dedicated to “We the People.”

We must be one people, not Democrats, not Independents, and not Republicans. We must search our hearts for what is best for those if us who comprise the majority of “We the People.” We must forget our personal greed and do what is meaningful for all of “We the People.” So I urge all Americans to reach deep down into their hearts and see beyond their bank accounts, their dreams of individual wealth at the expense of “We the People” and I am sure there are in every American family examples of relatives who struggle from day to day, from week to week, from year to year to pay utility bills, put food on the table, and more. Americans have always been a caring and compassionate people, giving to others around the globe who are starving, devastated by tsunamis, massacred by dictators, and more; it is now time to think inside of America’s borders and elect for our next President, he or she in whom we each individually believe will abandon the “Cashocrat” ideology and act once again for as our Founders had written, “We the People.”