There are three critically Important concepts in getting elected to a political office  1)  Defining  the words  2)   Determining the playing field   3)  Responding Immediately to one's opponent.   A winning candidate has to be a master of these three campaign strategies.   If they aren't, the may as well go home, because they're guaranteed to lose.

Regarding the November 2008 Presidential election process, we have listed the issues that our research indicates are the most critical and most  important in winning the election.    Whether these issues are dealt with or ignored, and how each of these issues is handled could  make the difference between winning and losing the election.   We are willing to share our outside-the-official-campaign perspective with those running the official democratic campaign.   

Hopefully, they're wise enough to understand that:

"They can't see what's on the roof from inside the house." 

Wouldn't it be nice if politician  could speak the truth and still get elected.   Since they can't, we are going to speak it for them.   

This site will tell you what the evidence points to as the most likely truth on several highly controversial, political-hot-potato  issues.   We'll also tell you several truths about money that the con artists who run the world don't want you to know.   Join us.   Become one of The Reasonables.   Together, we'll bring economic, political, and environmental sanity back to this country.  

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