Essay On A Day Before America

With every inauguration we fortify the seedling of our country: the decrepit two century old constitution. All standing before me, we are American even though some were not born upon American soil, but rather united in the belief we chose to hold in an archive written centuries ago by the brilliant authors that came before us. Although these words may be documented, they alone are worthless. It is our job in government to execute these proposed duties- "by the people, for the people." Since 1789, every American President who has given this address has had a common goal of economic prosperity; the time has come when we continue this pursuit.

I stand before America today, gratified for the faith many have laid in me. I am perceptive of the challenge before us, which is the task of reclaiming America's superiority. We must reclaim this dominance through means of callous work. As a nation, we have been through a myriad of predicaments. From blunt acts of terrorism to the ongoing unemployment dilemma. We are in desperate need of a tenacious president, who
This can be practiced through the building of infrastructure and creation of an affordable college solution, all in hopes of finding a lasting solution. The building of infrastructure will not only increase our GDP(the measure of economic growth), but provide American jobs, thus creating stable families around the country. We need to construct a highway of educational success. Schools need to be reformed, so they are universally affordable. That little boy, born in Americas strife, whose parents migrated here from Chile needs to know he has the same chance at succeeding by virtue of him being just as “American" as my own children. While our World Wars may have momentarily increased the economy, they also destroyed families and our environment. We no longer need a quick fix, but rather a lasting solution to this ongoing dilemma of economic