No Vote, No Voice
It is November now and a time of excercising a priviledge within our citizenship is upon us. With elections being one week away, it is imperative that we VOTE. No matter what your race/ethnicity, organizational affiliation, etc., your voice should be heard.
From voting for President of the United States to local leadership, it is important that you make informed decisions about who you elect to represent you politically. As one looking forward to voting, I encourage everyone to vote and take someone with you when you vote. No one should be sitting at home, and no one has excuses.
What are some characteristics you feel are important in political leadership? What are some issues that are a priority to be addressed by national leadership post election?
What are some things you think the United States must do to improve equality and opportunity for prosperity for citizens?
Please share your thoughts.
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Sweet Deliverance's PHI-losophy:
"What you do or do not do today determines what you can or cannot do tomorrow."
[This message has been edited by Sweet Deliverance (edited November 01, 2000).]
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