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Every now and then something happens, and you say to yourself: "What was that all about?" Politics is a dirty business, it actually sucks if you ask me. But what can you do? If you do nothing, you can't complain. And sometimes even when you vote, you can't do anything too. Yet, my grandmother always said keep the faith, and sometimes that is all we have.
Most local parties in all neighborhoods are run by those who have no pull in the bigger picture. Bored and unimportant human beings that want to be somebody of power figure they can try helping candidates that keep their little organizations financed to keep volunteers knocking on your doors, the foot soilders so to speak. Somebody has got to do it, why not them. The local Democrat Party in Orange County is full of these individuals, as well, the local Republican Party in Orange County, and all the other county committees inclusive of the 58 in California; great for them, and a few of them have pisst me off.
It is time for change, we will have better leadership across the State of California, that represents all of us, on my first day of office. As governor, from top to bottom, we will make sure that California gets better leadership, a balanced budget, lessen the rouge mayors and legislators, our schools will be safe and beautiful, tuitions won't plauge our college students, no one will ever lose a home from bad loans (we will have state mandated grace periods), unemployment will be less than 2% (we will have state mandated 60 day pink slips - no one will lose a job without fair warning unless they have broken justifiable rules), homeless shelters will be no more (we will have middle housing for individuals and families), we will open orphanages for our unwanted children (churches and religious organizations will be tested on this one), we will open free clinics for those who can not afford medical insurance (our doctors and nurses will receive 40% tax breaks if they donate time and efforts), we will even restore the water ways for our farmers (something that should have never been re-routed will come back). With a fairer avenue for those who want to lead, regardless of the odds, no party committee will ever get in the way of those who should be on a ballot, ever again, statewide in the State of California.
No wonder so many things are going wrong in our State and Country, we don't have the best representation, and we have relied on the wrong leaderships for just too long.
Edie Bukewihge, the next Governor of California in 2010
(ID#1273100)
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