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Completion of this Project is a

Guaranteed National Winner!!!

The Washington State Democratic Party

IS

The People's Party of Roosevelt;

"Great New Ideas" & "ACTION"!

Glen has taken the Project Proposal to

another successful mind behind the election of

President Obama's winning election team

Mr. Mitch Stewart!

Watch Mitch on Utube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xImpUMQuPUA

Here's a television interview that Stockwell gave during

his run for the 9th Legislative District's House seat (2009)

in Kennewick discussing completion of the Columbia

Basin Project, and how it will renew the USA and

Washington State Economies without any new taxes!

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdRRTRgodWc&feature=digest  

Washington State's   Correct Coarse for

Economic Prosperity!

Cartoon Drawn by Shaun Reimers

Ritzville High Graduate 1994 

"Change"

United State's Needs

First! 

I am a Proud member of Renew America & Organizing

forAmerica!


Mitch Stewart told members to bring new ideas that

would help the President and OUR COUNTRY! I met Mitch

in March of 2009 and discussed the project proposal, and

traveled back again in November and delivered the video

of the "Columbia Basin Project"!


No doubt these "young Democratic minds" are

reviewing the Largest Public Works project of FDR,

and they will see the wisdom of completing the project

for today's economic crisis! It worked for Franklin

and it will work for President Obama today!  

David and Mitch Please tell the President

Glen says The Pumps are already IN!

The "Irrigation Pumps are already in Place for the

entire 1,100,000 acre Project" and "we have a legal right to

the water"!


President Obama this project will work for your

Administration and will demonstrate your Leadership

Abilities to work on National Public Works Projects

co-endorsed by both parties!  

President Obama

& MITCH the Pumps are

already in! Just flip the Dam

switchs!   

I will be glad to help YOU call me!

Our Nation needs

"REAL LEADERS" like

"Franklin Roosevelt" again!

Watch the videos at You Tube (You tube only has 10 min.

videos and we had to split it up into 3 segments)

Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLVedF98S1A

Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlWSXU0ru9Y

Part Three: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyLjzCyped8

"Change"

United State's Needs

First!

I am a Proud member of Renew America & Organizing

for America!


Mitch Stewart told members to bring new ideas that

would help the President and OUR COUNTRY! I met Mitch

in March of 2009 and discussed the project proposal, and

traveled back again in November and delivered the video

of the "Columbia Basin Project"!


No doubt these "young Democratic minds" are

reviewing the Largest Public Works project of FDR,

and they will see the wisdom of completing the project

for today's economic crisis! It worked for Franklin

and it will work for President Obama today!   

David and Mitch Please tell the President

Glen says The Pumps are already IN!

The "Irrigation Pumps are already in Place for the

entire 1,100,000 acre Project" and "we have a legal right to

the water"!

President Obama this project will work for your

Administration and will demonstrate your Leadership

Abilities to work on National Public Works Projects

co-endorsed by both parties!  

President Obama

& MITCH the Pumps are

already in! Just flip the Dam

switchs!


I will be glad to help YOU call me!

Our Nation needs

"REAL LEADERS" like

   "Franklin Roosevelt" again!

OpinionArticle cont start sphereit start

Opinion: Americans Weigh In on Obama's First Year Print Text Size Sphere (Jan. 20) --

Forget about the Washington pundits and the political class, what do Americans around

the country think about President Obama's first year in office? To help get an answer,

AOL News solicited comments through Seed.com and selected a sampling of responses.

(The following were edited for length and clarity.)


Not the Change We Wanted

Jeremy Barns, Alabama


One year ago, we elected a new president. We were promised change we could believe in,

and people were left chanting, "Yes, we can." Now that the honeymoon is over, where do

we stand at the end of the first year of President Obama's term? As a bill collector from

Alabama, maybe I don't have the political savvy to know everything that's going on, but

a year into Obama's term, I am forced to realize he really hasn't accomplished anything

of value.


In fact, more often than not, he is plunging this nation further into debt and deeper into

political partisanship. He seems out of touch with the security issues facing our nation.

Whatever accomplishments you may see, to me he has only managed to increase the

levels of government control and decrease transparency in government operations.


This isn't the change most Americans had in mind.


Politics Daily: One Year Later: He's Doing All Right, Considering

A Lost Opportunity

Jeffrey Taylor, Arizona


President Obama had a unique opportunity to lead America with his control of both the

Senate and the House. How did he manage to blow it? He simply did not listen to the

people and find them jobs. Without income, everything comes to a standstill. Passing

reforms means nothing to people if they cannot put food on the table.

Susan Walsh, APPresident Barack Obama speaks at the White House during an event

honoring National Mentoring Month on Wednesday.

Can he get himself out of trouble before midterm elections? I don't think so. When people

are scared they will vote for whomever they believe can solve problems. The American

public, unfortunately, has short-term memory loss and will probably put the

Republicans back in charge of Congress, setting up a three-year struggle between the

president and Congress.


Triumphs and Letdowns

Jelena Woehr, Colorado


For many young progressives like myself, President Obama's first year in office has been

marked by both triumphs and letdowns.


Within his first 100 days in office, President Obama supported women's rights by signing

the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act and fulfilled a campaign promise by ordering the closure

of U.S. detention facilities at Guantanamo Bay. A date was set for the cessation of combat

operations in Iraq. Obama immediately lifted his predecessor's ban on funding stem cell

research.


Yet, at the end of President Barack Obama's first year, many of his ambitious goals

remain incomplete. I've been discouraged by setbacks during President Obama's first

year, b