Dear Future "President" McCain,
Thank you for addressing the American people today. I know you must be a little frustrated. However, we the people are not comfortable with little to no regulations on the corporations that would receive all this "free" money. You, John McCain just said "small business is the back bone of our economy".  We want to see regulations on who and how this money is
used. We do not support anything less than that which would support the backbone of this economy "Small Business". God Bless your efforts and thank you for your service!!!!!
See what you can do.


Over & Out Sir ( with respect to our Future President ),
AMJ

Losing a third generation business last year and facing losing our home now has our family saying "Vote For A Legacy Of Opportunity!" My husband's grandfather  moved from Canada to Jacksonville, Florida in the early sixties. He founded a small home building company. Basing the foundation of his company on hard work and  building homes for African Americans at a time in history when other builders refused. The high quality affordable homes he built along with commitment to his customers made him a well known man in the community to this day. Greatly saddened and confused last year we shut our doors. This year we are fighting back. The American Legacy should be an opportunity for all! Not for the chosen few with great lobbying power giving politicians cash or other pay offs. Not to mention when you put all your eggs in one basket and it falls you have no eggs left. Yesterday was proof of that!! Small local efficient companies will keep a strong foundation to our economy. Though our Family Legacy has been crushed we believe that we the people can rebuild a Legacy Of Opportunity for tomorrow. We have to demand that small business and equal opportunity be brought back to America so it's Legacy will continue. Last but not least
help each other out! Below is a website to a company I am trying to get started. I only have one client thus far who is a three time Olympian that has lost everything too. He does not pay me we are just working together.

 Please Visit:  thepeacockagency.com , click on "our clients" to view a "Free Legacy Cook Book" a momento left from our crushed Legacy. You can also view a three time Olympian who is trying to rebuild his Legacy after loosing it all.

When hiring for any position much less or more the President of the United States character becomes a direct factor.
Our culture is so focused on degrees we tend to loose sight of experience, talent and personality. We should not take anything away from a college degree achieved with much dedication and drive. However, it is my belief that our life experiences specifically from major traumas or extremely challenging times test us much deeper than any degree ever could. Crisis is the deciding component of all human beings. It becomes your judge and jury. Psychologist cannot explain why in devastating circumstances some come out fighting while others break down. In my opinion it comes down to using every ounce of fiber in ones core. Making a mental choice to never give up. Embracing reality yet giving yourself permission to place hope in the future. John McCain while speaking on his prisoner of war experience said"believing in a cause much greater than yourself". This captured the essence of his personality. Crisis can also make individuals much more sensitive and compassionate to others.
We have all heard the phrase "time will tell".  Personalities are so complex only by crisis and time will the true core character surface. In my humble opinion the top personality traits are compassion, perseverance, courage, back bone, love of country,  love of family,  humility, foresight, hard worker, dedication, diplomatic, and disciplined. I would also like to remind my fellow Americans of a very important fact. With age comes wisdom.