An election that could really change our country economically

A historic event took place on November 4th 2008. With the newly elected President Barack Obama, it was obvious who the American people instilled there trust in. I personally believe this is just what our country needed in order to gain the American trust again. This does not mean I fully support the Democratic Party but understand the importance of this venture in American History. This event will open opportunity for everyone and I believe will bring back confidence in our government along with our economic future.

When most people feel that our government is a government of self interest and personal gain, you begin to have problems with our democracy. The government is for the people and should never be for “Big Business.” With the Republican Party being for big business over the years, I personally believe that this is part of the reason MCcain lost. The American people need to be able to trust there command and chief and believe he or she is out for the best interest of our “Great Country” and not for his or her own pocket book.
George Bush I think had a hidden agenda with the oil opportunities over seas, but on the other hand had his plate full with war on terrorism. We got attacked by terrorists on his watch and the war evolved into a war of personal gain. I know that most Americans including Republicans believe this as well. Nether less the tides have changed and with the newly elected President and gain of consumer confidence this country will back on track for economic recovery.

This has been interesting times for me personally and I know that good things are ahead for all of us. Washington needed this change as well.

This does not mean it will be a easy road, but I believe the same principles still apply financially for everyone.

Here they are:
• Save your money
• Don’t charge up too much debt
• Check your credit report often
• Don’t live beyond your means

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