President Franklin D. Roosevelt and President Lyndon B. Johnson were inaugurated into office served with a platter of issues and tribulations. Both attempted to assist constructively through a series of programs. Roosevelt’s New Deal was created to provide ’relief, recovery, and reform’ to help ease the effects of the Great Depression, and to a great extent, Johnson’s domestic program, the Great Society, reflected many of the aims of the New Deal since they both were created to mend society while dealing with the issues at hand, such as the overwhelming poverty and unemployment rates, at the expense of the national deficit and inevitable cynicism from critics.

The Republicans and the Federalist had many significantly different views which could be linked to the continual battle between liberty and order.

Jay’s Treaty and Washington’s handling of the Whiskey Rebellion sparked controversial debates throughout the country because it involved Democratic and Republican opinions.

It is our right…. isn’t it?

With the ups and downs of Sarah Palin’s political and family drama over the past year, is she a credible asset to the Republican party anymore?

Democrats are slowy becoming right-wing, Republican are becoming radicalists. We need a new party to take control.

Every voter should know more about the political parties before any judgment is made by them. They will be able to think a lot brighter by seeing what is being offered more clearly.

Enough is enough.

A message to the republicans who took the American people for granted and the democrats who seem to be scared to represent us.

Will we have to arm the southern border?