The Voters Voice

History was made this week. Barack Obama’s metoric rise to the Presidency has already been compared to Kennedy’s election 48 years ago. Much like Kennedy, Obama’s youth and message of hope resonated with voters between the ages of 18-25. Obama is also the first Senator elected to our nation’s highest office since Kennedy was elected […]

Earlier this week Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney suspended his campaign for President - which in lamens terms means he’s out. With Romney’s exit, the GOP race essentially done, with Senator John McCain holding a clear lead with 697 pledged delegates and 17 unpledged RNC delegates, for a total of 714 delegates of the 1191 […]

It’s that most wonderful time of the year! With Politicians campaigning, and voters complaining that the line is too long… Ok, enough of that. Happy Super Tuesday, everyone! Today’s the day when 24 states (and American Samoa) hold their US Presidential Primaries. It’ll take 2,025 delegates to secure the Democratic Nomination, 1,191 for the Republican, and Super Tuesday is […]

History has a funny way of repeating itself.  The famous quote explains that “we must learn from history or we are doomed to repeat it.”  The late Richard Neustadt and Ernest May, professors at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School, explained in their book Thinking In Time: The Uses of History for Decision Makers that “there […]

On April 26, 1943, Time Magazine published an article titled “How to Become President,” and it is very amusing to me how relevant that article is still today. The Constitution requires a native born United States citizens running for President to be thirty-five years of age, but we all know there is so much […]

The wait is almost over. After a year of campaigning, the American people can finally take their opinions to the polls and can stop using their words and start using their vote to back their desired candidate for the president of the United States. The nation will finally get a sense of who the front […]