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A President for the People

T.J. O'Hara plans to be a President for the People.  One ready to walk down Pennsylvania Avenue to open a dialogue with Congress to fix the problems that plague America rather than fix the blame.


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Recent mass-murders have become the ammunition for a new round of political debate on gun control in America.

Gun control: Is the target practical or political?

This is the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation but are any of us truly free?

Emancipation: 150 years old and needing expansion

Manufactured for political gain, the fiscal cliff threatens those who are not responsible for it. It’s time to wake up!

Replace the fiscal cliff with a political one

Unfortunately, many of our political leaders must think Lincoln is a movie and the Gettysburg Address is a location.

Lincoln's Gettysburg Address: Relevant but ignored

Most Americans will effectively sell their votes to the major Parties on November 6th. Don’t be one of them.

Selling your vote to the Democrats or Republicans

The media has blatantly abandoned its responsibility to report the facts when it comes to the Presidential election.

The 1st Amendment and the failure of a Free Press

We have forgotten the difference between a Republic and a Democracy, and we are about to pay for that mistake.

America: When would you like your wake-up call?

The Declaration of Independence is a remarkably accurate indictment of our current political paradigm.

The Declaration of Independence: Circa 2012

The Supreme Court upholds the constitutionality of the Affordable Healthcare Act while the Act itself remains a problem.

Mandate constitutional but healthcare still broken

How Americans Elect’s promise to give the People a voice in the presidential election fell prey to “politics as usual.”

How Americans Elect became Americans' Regret

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