Far from the Democratic and Republican Presidential nomination battle that is on in
On the contrary, the Republican Party’s nomination - John McCain appears to be a front-runner, and his nomination certain.
The Americans participation in these Primaries reflects an upsurge in interest in politics; appear determined to change the face of
It is more than year since the candidates have been canvassing, and criss-crossing the great land raising the expectations of the American citizens for a better and a peaceful atmosphere; looking for reforms in many sectors to revive their economy, make the dollar more strong; and to project a shining image that has gone into umbra.
I personally feel that whoever becomes the President - Clinton, McCain or Obama - each has the credentials. All depends upon the team of advisers each chooses to run the government. A fresh approach is definitely needed. First, attempt to solve domestic issues, and then frame a foreign policy. I always believed in the approach - win at home, and then attempt to conquer the world.
Come real elections, and that’s going to be even more interesting. It’s going to be between R and D.
I am wary of betting, but I am looking for a thrilling finish. Its going to be a test for American Citizens then.

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