I think there are a lot of problems right now that need to be addressed. First of all, we need to get our economy back to a more stable position. Maybe letting poor people who can't afford housing shouldn't be buying homes that expensive. We either should help them pay for it or build more homes for a cheaper price so they can still be sheltered and have a place to live. Without being able to pay for the houes, brings down the housing economy and therefore causes the unfortuneate foreclosures. Also, I think our environment needs to be taken care of. We need to take more serious action to preserving it. We act like we have unlimited resources which are actually running out because of pollution and over us
e. I think we should also figure out a positive solution to the war in Iraq as well. We need a fair leader without high taxes. Someone who can preserve our country and help it prosper in a positive way. The Future
1. In 2012, I think we forsure will be our of Iraq. That seems to be a huge goal for the democrats and people are just sick of it. I also think our economy will be somewhat restored, but still having its struggles. We will definately have much higher taxes and the popularity of Obama will most likely go down. We will survive all of this, even though many won't be as thrilled about it as they could be. Things will be different both good and bad. Our environment will still be heavily struggeling and I think issues like abortion and gay marriage rights will be allowed.
2. In 2035, I will be in my forties. Things will be so much different than they are now. We will have a new president, maybe even a woman. Everything will be a lot more technological and I just can't predict anything. I think our economy will be booming again. There will be new ways to recycle and conserve our enviornment. We won't be in Iraq, that will be long over. Oil and gas prices will most likely be much higher, afterall, we are looking ahead 30 years. Comparing our oil prices today to those of 1980, they're much higher, so the likelihood of those prices being even higher, is much greater. There will be millions more immigrants in the U.S. Poverty will still exist and most likely never really be completely solved and/or prevented.
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