What political party affiliation do you give yourself?

I am a Thomas Jefferson Founding Fathers Non-Partisan, as was the first President of the United States, George Washington. He was the first last and only Non-Partisan President of the United States, until today. My Campaign is to become the FirstNonPartisanPresidentOfUSA since George Washington who along with Thomas Jefferson and others strongly felt that Partisanship would destroy our Country as it is doing today.

I would really appreciate all of the support that anyone gives my Campaign for the American People so that we can win for YOU. My Campaign has ALWAYS Represented the best interests of ALL of the people and can be supported at the address below and found at:

http://www.myspace.com/dwight...

Please contribute to our Campaign for the American People at the address below. You support is greatly appreciated.

http://fundly.com/s/campaign-...

The Professional Partisan Politicians are all out-of-touch with what really needs to be done to help the American People. That is one of the many problems you have when your country and its entire election process is run exclusively by and for two Parties, and by and for Professional Partisan Politicians, nearly all of which are rich out-of-touch Lawyers.

That is the real Problem, we do not have real elections, there is is no real Choice to vote for. Mr. Obama is NOT a choice and neither is Mr. Rmoney. It really makes no difference if there are no acceptable Candidates on the ballot. That is the dilemma that Jim Hightower presented in the title of his book "If the Gods Wanted Us to Vote They Would Have Given Us Candidates", by Jim Hightower: I have not read this book, however, the title says what a lot of the voters who do not vote for President and some of the other offices tell me.

As Penn Jillette so aptly stated in an interview: According to Gaming Theory Voting For Lesser Of Two Evils Always Leads To More Evil. It seems that, unfortunately; every day our Government gets eviler and eviler because of that, since that is all the Democrats and Republicans are willing to put on the ballot, two bad choices. No, I agree with Penn Jillette, and I would not vote for, or support, either one of them, thank you.

Just because Buddy Roemer has quit, and AmericansElect.org, which I tried to work with, has suspended their Campaign, their decisions have no effect on my Ongoing Campaign for the American People, and I need all of your support more than ever, in my Campaign for YOU.

My views are aligned with the Social Democrats of Europe. We believe in the capitalist system, because we understand that a free economy is one of the key elements of economic growth and national wealth. Only in a growing economy can a Nation afford to provide justice, including an array of social programs to help its citizens in need. If he were alive today, I would get along well with Henry Ford--the social innovator who created The Middle Class from working class elements. His vision was to sacrifice incomes of management to provide the highest possible wage to the 99% (workers) in the corporation. In that way, wage-earners would be transformed from working class (owning no car, no house) to Middle Class (having title to a car, and deed to a house). The formula of economic growth worked in the USA for 75 years, but became abandoned by the "Reagan revolution", which slowly eroded disposable income of the giant Middle Class, and began the slow death of the US economy. The Clinton years (1993-2001) relieved tax burden on middle-income sector, and brought down interest rates. Both of these factors rejuvenated the Middle Class, allowing a renaissance of disposable income. The Bush tax cuts for the rich in the early 2000s again cut into the disposable income of the Middle Class, and thus idled the engine of economic growth. Hopefully, Congressman Paul Ryan will boot the Tea Party elements from the 113th Congress that will work with President Obama in the first half of his second administration, and thus pave the way for a restoration of two-party cooperation we saw during the 111th Congress.

The next decade is a decade of opportunity for the USA, to lead the whole world out of recession and doubt, including Europe.