I'm going to make a long story short.  I get emails from several Tea Party (TP) members, and emails from associated groups (Rainy Day Patriots).  Most all, if not all, serve to bring the current administration negatizm to the attention of the recipient.  Who at this time in the current administration are unaware of the hundreds of problems that face our citizens.  Bottom line...  no more complaints.  We need a Presidentual candidate to support. 

Who would this be?  A person with a strong backbone; a positive degree of charisma; successful business person; a person that generates respect when he walks into a room; a person with no personal interests except to stand for, support and work toward changing the current circus inside the 'beltline' in Washington.  I for one, am desperate to find, this person, and would fly to wherever to be a part of a process of choosing this person through the process of meeting, questioning, and evaluating such a person.  I only wish this individual would willingly and seriously step up to the plate in order to forego a long drawn out search.  Do we need a separate party to get our unified message across?  Probably so, to week out political chronies (professional speaking) from continuing business as usual. I'm not young, and I want more than anything to get this country moving in a direction that represents the desires of the majority of the public.... if not for me.. for my younger family.

We have to quit complaining.  We MUST find this person, begin to apply bumperstickers, yard signs, hold public forums, have a voter registration campaign... and do all it takes to get this person elected.  Am I right? 

I was pondering the dire status of our leadership within the Washington, DC beltline. It is, as we say in the South, "plumb outa hand". Join me in encouraging people who don't register to vote because "it wouldn't make any difference anyway", to realize it does make a difference. If all the people who are not registered to vote (while still complaining about our leadership)...or even 1/2 of them would register and then vote, it would make a tremendous difference in the outcome of our efforts to replace those in power who have taken over our country. Its not unlike the blacks who were encouraged to vote to get the first "mixed breed" President in to office.

If the last line of President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was stated correctly today, it would read, "...of the congress, by the congress, and for the congress".

Bo Games (jgames@mindspring.com)