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| World War 2 Memorial |
I visited the memorials in Washington DC yesterday. As I was sitting on a bench next to the Korean War Memorial I was reflecting on the speakers we had this week at the Credit Union Convention. We had the Speaker of the House Speak and a host of Senators and Representatives. All of them spoke to the looming deficits and that we, as a country must deal with it. What struck me is that both parties used verbiage, "...doesn't matter what side of the isle... this is a problem we all need to address."
Why do we have to have an isle? Instead of Republicans or Democrats can't we have just Americans in each chamber? As I visited each one of the memorials I realized that there probably weren't any Democrats or Republicans in the foxholes in WW2, Korea or Vietnam - just scared American kids. Just like we have scared American kids in Iraq, Afghanistan, and around the globe. It's going to take Americans to fix our economy and frankly I don't care what party affiliations Congress might have - get in a room and get to work and get rid of the isle...
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| Korean War Memorial |
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| Vietnam War Memorial |
