Posted on 01/14/2016 11:35:21 AM PST by Citizen Zed
Now, here's the thing - progress is not inevitable. We got to work for it. It's the result of the choices that we have to make together, and we've got to make some choices.
Do we respond to these changes with fear and do we turn on each other, or do we face the future with confidence in who we are, and what we stand for, and all the incredible things we can get done together?
So I just want to repeat the four big questions that I think we have to answer as a country, and this is true whether you're a Democrat, whether you're a Republican. You should think about and we have to have good answers for these four questions, regardless of who's president, regardless of who controls Congress.
Number one: How do we make sure that this new economy works for everybody and not just some people? That's question number one.
Number two, a related question: How do we make sure that the spirit of innovation is used to solve some of our biggest challenges?
Number three: How do we keep America safe and lead the world without becoming the world's policeman?
Number four, and maybe most important, is how do we have a politics that reflects the best in us and not the worst?
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No matter. Everything is awesome!
Obama will win a Razzie Award ,again
My 14 year old grandson’s school when to see Obama yesterday. I pray God would protect his heart and mind.
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