My Program for Obama Administration

To http://www.my.barackobama.com/ , www.change.gov
1. Universal single payer health care system,just as the rest of the world. It'll be less expensive, support the economy and the country, and it wont violate human rights just as current "system" does. Have concurrently private plans also.

2. Withdraw from Iraq and Afghanistan immediately. No eastern push in Europe, no radar defense. Provide security and peace by mutual accords. Engage the region economically and politically, not with new weapons. Shut down Guantanamo immediately.

3. Cut the defence budget by 30%. Eliminate all waste, thus keeping USA the strongest country in the world. Immediately stop the torture practices.

4. Eliminate tremendous waste in Medicare system.

5. Prevent monopolies to corrupt the market , especially in the oil industry.

6. Deal with 911. Say what it really was - a controlled demolition.

7. Car industry - invest in this country, build factory and manufacture here, not in China.
Support the car industry, also redirect robbery profits from oil monopolies to car industry.

8. Eliminate the Department of Homeland Security, once the latest war in foreign lands is over and situation settles. (the endles war of civilizations and occupations)

9. Completely reevaluate the relationship with Cuba - install normal relations, promote free enterprise and American interests while respecting the system. Let Cubans themselves decide the for, of government.

10. Paid maternity leave with the guarantee of the position for the returning parent, just as the rest of the developed world.
Petr Buben

New economic agenda - bravo!

President-elect Barack Obama added sweep and meat to his economic agenda on Saturday, pledging the largest new investment in roads and bridges since President Dwight D. Eisenhower built the Interstate system in the late 1950s, and tying his key initiatives – education, energy, health care –back to jobs in a package that has the makings of a smaller and modern version of FDR's New Deal marriage of job creation with infrastructure upgrades.

The president-elect also said for the first time that he will “launch the most sweeping effort to modernize and upgrade school buildings that this country has ever seen.”

“We will repair broken schools, make them energy-efficient, and put new computers in our classrooms,” he said in the address.

Now, his key initiatives – education, energy, health care – are all being tied back to jobs.

from: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1208/16258.html