The one thing that has always made me proud to be an American is the resilience we have shown in tough times. Always helping where there is a need. Forming grassroots efforts to right the wrongs (i.e., Civil Rights Movement). This great melting pot has proven we can collectively be GREAT! Why now are we resigning ourselves to allow what has been the strongest backbone of our nation to fall? It is time to put our middle class back to work!
Now that we have collectively spoken and are in agreement that we now have a President who is willing to work for the interest of the people, it is time we help as American citizens. Let us think of active ways to bring back industries to our country! Let's think outside of our BOX! We have industrial equipped towns such as Detroit, MI and Dayton, OH who would greatly benefit by putting the heart of America back to work.
It has been my experience that the 47%, in which the other presidential candidate referred to, has always been willing to do their share to support and bring America to GREATNESS! Those 47% were the ones who have endured savage beatings in the streets in bygone years for ALL men and women, Black, White, Asian, Latino, Native, African, Pacific Islanders, gay or straight, to have the basic rights that White men have and had for centuries. The 47% are what makes these United States of America, along with the 53% who spoke loud and clear on November 6, 2012!!!
We know it only takes one ripple to make a huge wave in the landscape of America. Will your idea be that ripple? Let's talk to OUR PRESIDENT and let him know how we can put America to work! I, for one, feel proud when I can go to work and help provide a living for my family. Despite who that other candidate was speaking of I have had to benefit from assistance in the past in tougher times and I am forever grateful for those provisions. However, I genuinely believe in the HEARTBEAT of America, which is the average working man and woman!!!
It is time for you to answer the question: What can I do to make America GREAT?
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