Place as a Nation

As the news of the new president elect hits the global scale we find that it was not only our country waiting in suspense for the results. The website http://www.sorryeverybody.com/gallery/283/ was created as an opportunity for Americans who were dissatisfied with the presidency of George W. Bush to express their apologies to the rest of the world after his reelection of 2004. The site took off quickly and soon received images from hundreds of Americans holding signs or making posters expressing themselves and their regret that he once again would be our commander and chief. The most recent picture on the site is an apology accepted note from Brazil. The reason I bring this up now is because we are finally entering a new age and a new world opportunity. It is now the time for each of those people to stand up and take their place in the revolution. I don't know whether or not Barack Obama winning this election made any difference on the world scale, but I do know that we are much better off with a change. No matter the final result change in this election was inevitable, if Sen. Jon McCain had won this election the people of the united states would still have a new opportunity in the world. The United States of America are once again in the world spot light with optimism, we again could be a world power others do not fear to work with. We have our opportunity to prove ourselves and shine through our current domestic turmoil with grace and I believe that it is not only the duty of our president but the duty of the people as individuals to come through our disagreements as one nation Indivisible. The best results come from no extremes and I believe that we once again have a shot at becoming the greatest nation o this earth, because we are led by the people and for the people, a creed that is still our shining star although it seems to have grown dim, it has not and will not extinguish. This is a call to arms for the American people of all party's to embrace a new opportunity, that was given to even those who disagree, with the man that opportunity lies behind.