leadership

On Day 1, the next president should demonstrate the political will to create the energy revolution that this world needs. He or she should take steps to reduce and eventually eliminate the nation's dependency on oil. If this isn't done, we'll all find ourselves in big trouble a few years down the road. In this way, the president can demonstrate the kind of courage and leadership that we constantly say we have, and our country can prove its benevolence to the planet.

Install solar-energy roof panels atop the White House to supply all electrical energy the WH uses (and give some back to the grid). Convert WH limos/cars to plug-in hybrids, to show the rest of us the way. This is a no-brainer: Some solar company/association would do it for free for the publicity (the real point, of course). Ditto the car company you choose to donate the electric vehicles. You'll have to show some backbone re bucking the auto/oil interests, who will oppose it. CAN YOU????

The U.S. economy can be sufficiently stimulated with a new industrialized conversion of factories for the mass production of solar panels etc. much like the mass production which took place during the world wars. It would boost our economy and free us from our insatiable appetite for oil. By doing so, it would send a clear message to the rest of the world that we are the leaders in pursuing alternative energy sources and therefore would no longer need to occupy Middle Eastern Muslim nations.

What great opportunity and challenges lay in store for the next president to take America in a new and exciting direction and retake the leadership role in supporting democracy, economic development and a true and impartial broker for peace in the world.

It is time to begin ridding the world of nuclear weapons, not planning new designs. If the we want nuclear proliferation to end. we need to take a leadership role in removing them, persuading out allies like Israel and the UK to do the same instead of planning to use them against countries which lack them.

It is time to recognize that Arnold Swartzenegger is correct. Truly fiscally conservative individuals are environmental sensitive. Only a fiscally liberal individual ignores environmental concerns. President Bush by catering to corporations in regards to the environment has been quite fiscally liberal. What our nation has lacked is leadership in implementing new technologies to lower carbon emmissions. All we have gotten is lip service. Our federal government has failed to use its purchasing pow

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Climate change and pollution is the number one challenge facing the entire human race. We need leadership on this important issue!

Start by putting americans to work installing solar energy into all our homes, schools and workplaces..factories to produce solar panels, windmills, electric cars..its so simple---just get the oil guys out of leadership..

Focus on renewable, clean (i.e. not nuclear) energy and take a leadership role in the world efforts to cut GHG emmissions that are contributing to global warming.