Because we love America so much, myself and Jon Kent wrote a column for the Northeastern News. It talks about many of the same issues that we focus on here on the blog so check it out. Below is an Exerpt:
This is the link:
Commentary: Bush should ask us to make sacrifices by Joshua K. Robin and Jon Kent

The president has promised the American people $70 billion in tax cuts while spending over $250 billion on a war, but the citizens must sacrifice something for a stronger future. If we choose not to roll back President Bush's tax cuts while cutting spending, we will face trillions of dollars in debt for the rest of our lives, leaving us with an America that does not resemble the America we have grown up in. We must sacrifice our gas-guzzling cars and conserve energy so we can reduce our dependence on foreign oil. The president must sacrifice some of his ego abroad and again work with our allies, or we will not be able to win the war on terrorism. As John F. Kennedy said at his inauguration, Americans must again "ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country."