Will the Ohio Democratic Party Debate Have Candidates Offer
Short term Solutions to Overpriced Oil's Economic Enslavement?
By
Dr. Sherman N. Miller
It appears that oil speculators have turned the American people into
their economic chattel to financially rape in full view of the world.
With the US economy teetering on a meltdown, someone needs to justify
how our leadership is permitting 100 dollar per barrel oil that allows
some folks to make billions of dollars while many American citizens are
losing their jobs and homes in the current economic crisis.
Hopefully, in the 2008 Ohio Democratic Party Presidential debate one of
the questions will challenge Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton
to speak to how the new American President can stop demonstrating
political impotency on the world stage by their plan offering a
short-term effort to wipe out the current economic bondage tax that
overpriced oil de facto has legitimated.
Will the Ohio questioners have the guts to ask a tough question about
stemming the economic bloodletting that overpriced oil has spawn or will
the Ohio debate be merely a rehashing of questions to which the American
people already know the candidates positions?
Will, the Republican Party Presidential standard-bearer, Senator John Mc
Cain also offer his plan to address overpriced oil in the short term or
will he get to show the American people that he is not sensitive to
their severe economic pain by ignoring the issue of economic bondage
perpetrated by the oil speculators?
Surely, Senator Mc Cain will have the guts to offer his position
on destabilizing overpriced oil’s gripe on the US economy.