Mar 01 2009
Tip to Republicans
Dear Mr./Mrs./Ms. Republican,
Since the election of the new Democratic President of the United States, Barrack Obama, there has been endless criticism of his first actions as President. Republicans are watching. Democrats are watching. The world is watching. A man has taken office to try and repair the negligence of arguably, one of the worst administrations in our great nation’s history. The crisis that our country is going through did not start when the new President assumed command. The problems we face today are results of decisions made yesterday, when Republicans called the shots.
This is a unique time for our country. We find ourselves with many difficult decisions to make in a turbulent environment. The country is divided on ways to solve our problems and the best decisions to move forward. The country has been divided for many years. We will always have our divisions whether they are financially based, religiously based, or culturally based. We don’t need that right now. We need to be the United States. We need to act and work together. A man was voted by the people for the people. The divisions have spoken and they want Barrack Obama to lead this nation.
My tip to those Republicans out there who are spending more time criticizing the actions of their Commander-in-Chief than the their constituents should be paying for is this: If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem. Anyone can criticize. You have been put in your position by the people to act. We are a country in need. We need answers and we need action. We need unity and creativity. We need your help not your whining.
