Good Morning America How Are Ya

Two years ago I picked up on someone through the array of what in many countries was happening. We were all realizing that we have been apart of something in which we were talking during times of war, during times of economic situations that were varying.

I am not blogging for the sake of casting my vote on one person or influencing the thought process on today's date. However there is a man and a women that are running for the President of the United States of America. It's the first time in our lifetime that many things have happened - but it's the first time that as an international community we all sit and wait.

I lived in New York in my upbringing and then thereafter in my adult life. Hillary has dones some great things as a Senator of New York. And everyone sort or knew that she would run for the seat back while Bill was still in power. She seems to be doing good - actually very good. Her main thrust right now within her campaign is that she has the "resume".

Then there is Senator Obama. When I first heard him back two years ago if not three I did a writing on him. He is someone that just by way of being one of those rare people knows how to speak. It's indicated that he is too young - however, John F. Kennedy became President at a age that was four years younger - if I am correct. Many are saying Obama has the poise but not the experience.

Making this rather short and speaking from a side that has been and lived in both countries and actually loves the two he has lived in and understands the relationship and differences between these two countries. Yet we are very very connected. -------------> I feel the entire international community is watching this in a very eager manner. What goes on within America is American, but within the big picture I do believe that not only are americans wishing for hope, I do believe that many great countries are. And I think that most all of us are dependant on America. It's a super power that over 6 years went through so many changes due to deceit of an Administration that was more like a dictatorship. And to me that is not the America I know.

There are a few things in which people are looking for. Most of all I think that we all want to see United States come back up and that is our hope. Within today I believe 24 states will be voting. There was a special here in which it showed that 25% of Canadians would give up their own ability to vote in there own country just to have the chance to vote in such a dynamic time in history. I think that is fair to say for the international community. And the one thing I don't wish to see is a return in any way - shape - or form the manner in which United States has been run over the last few years. I really wish to see something good start to happen. And possibly one of these two people will be it. Obama stands for hope and as well, if you think that he does not have experience, take a look at what he has done. He has not been in the oval office, but that works for him as he is going into it clean. Secondly he has set down some policies that if he even is able to meet his promise of 50% of them, you know he will have a tremendous team behind him. Obama is probably one of those people that come every once in a while as a charismatic, poised, very well like international chap. Where as Hillary comes from the base of experience by way of Bill Clinton,as first lady and then by way of becoming a very good senator representing the state of NY.

Everyone will have their own thoughts and everyone is thinking over what will take place, but not only in America but around the world I think to varying extents many are really excited about this change.

We shall see what happens. But for those that base there thoughts based on gender and/or color - your living in the 1950's still if that is the case and one huge administrative mistake George Bush & Dick Cheney, is a measurement of what each person would want. The closer it seems like an administrative style that is slightly similar - would tend to tell me whom I wish to vote for.  I am not a republican nor am I a Democrat, as I was born Canadian, however I was raised there, and I lived there in am adult life.

It's not politics - it's about our lives, our freedom, where the strength and power tends to stay. And if there was a time in my life that I would like to cast my own vote, this one would be it. And this will be the first time that people vote more than anyother time in the sincer WWII, my prediction here as  our youth that are in colleges and universities want to have a voice and they are not lost on this one, they might just have more knowledge than most of us with regards to several areas.

Shall be an interesting date in our history. For those that reside in United States of America as well as those living in various countries.  The one thing that you have to ask your self is - whom is respected both internally and internationally.  That might have the answer within who will become the next president.

Last but not least - John Edwards was and is a very smart man, and John McCain has done something great during this election as well. But I think that even if the two above stated where Republicans - they would not stand a chance as everyone wishes to be as far removed with the past administration. For only one reason - hope.   Hope on several fronts.  And I in no way shape nor form am writing on the moral highground for either party, I wished to write from my perspective on the ongoing campaign for the leadership. No party has the absolute moral high ground. What is necessary in any country is to be well grounded...