The resignation of the Bush Administration is long overdue. As "hostis humani generis," the Bush administration must choose to leave office.This remedial action to leave office will not be easy for Americans yet it will immediately benefit three quarters of all Americans. The agreement to replace the entire administration should be one that has the cooperation of all in the U. S. Congress and through a concensus of State Governments. The new administration ought to be one that places an emphasis on getting the executive branch working to bring the principles of open government to the American people and that will encourage a new trust between our government and our people. Open government can be more quickly corrected because mistakes can no longer be hidden from our people and actions to correct mistakes will be done in a timely fashion.Then the former Bush administration's ongoing crimes against humanity and especially the needless slaughter of civilians in the name of economic need must go to trial before the world court with Americans in full support for this court and its outcome and thus to confirm that civilization's rules against such crimes are enforced. Peace can only be made when there is respect for people and the laws of civilization.
The Resignation of George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney
Although this will be a new course for the United States, it will also be a time of great excitement when Americans realize that the strength of its democracy lay in its people, who are able to make that hard choice of asking for leadership that can met the needs of the American people in ways that are fair and in ways that make living in America better. This country can begin anew through embracing one another as citizen that respect one another. This country can be a place where we no longer need to fear one another, but rather depend on one another to make a fair deal. Embracing our differences with the courage to accept our friends, family and others for their differences will free us from our own need to fit in and free us to discover peace in our own neighborhoods. Perhaps we will discover that kindness to others can mean kindness from others. Once we stop our bad habits and take responsibility for the mistakes that the Bush Administration made with and without our consent there is no telling how much better we will all be for the future is open for us to build a democracy where everyone counts and we count on everyone to help.
Thus the resignation of George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney will be the begining of a new faith for Americans to trust that when pulling together Americans can achieve an environment that can eliminated fear and seek to help all achieve the American dream of equality, liberty and community.
New Mission to Accomplish
Using democractic standards designed for the participation of all our citizens, we shall define our mission. Our new mission that is defined so that it balances the need for local production and distribution with work and family to benefit the local standard of living is a good start. Interwoven between local communities and regional communities and regional ones making up national standards that benefit local democratic actions so that participation becomes essential to all members. When the benefits of democratic actions flow back and forth from local to regional, regional to national, local to national, from each to all and all to each. The hard work has just begun with an open mission that will take extraordinary commitments from all of us to make each day one that excites us to ask what we can do to help make our community better.
We have struggled before and we shall struggle again, but when we struggle together to benefit one another there is greatness in that struggle. In another dark time in American history, it was Abraham Lincoln who said, "that this nation shall have a new birth of freedom, and that the government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth." And so it shall again.
It seems not that long ago now that we were left in shock from those moments in Dallas when one magic bullet changed the course of American history. Let's us reflect a moment or two on that time and then a moment or two on our time.
