NEW JOBS NOW!

by: Rocky Stephens

WOW! what a country.

Billionair Wall Street squanderers send the greatest country in the world into financial meltdown and we are going to give them $700 billion of your money. GIVE ME A BREAK -NOW!

There is only one way to save the United States from the GREATEST of all depressions. There is only one solution to this "financial Panic."

NEW JOBS NOW!

Do you want the truth? - Can you handle the truth?

It is so very clear - "crystal clear." Create NEW JOBS NOW. Give the $700 billion to create new jobs. Do not give $700 billion to bailout the financial squanderers.

 

Martin Van Buren

KINDERHOOK, NEW YORK -- , Martin Van buren, 8th President (1837-1841), was born on December 5, 1782, in Kinderhook, New Yotk, son of a truck-farmer who was also tavern keeper. As a child, Van Buren enujoyed listening to his father's patrons discuss politics. At the age of 14, he left school to serve an apprenticeship in law offices at Kinderhook and Albany and was admitted to the bar in 1803.

While practicing in Kinderhook, he gained his first public office, being appointed surrogate of columbia County by gov. Daniel D. Tompkins. Van Buren rose rapidly in his New York political career, serving as state senator, attorney general, U.S. Senator, and delegate to the New York constitutional convention of 1821. An admirer of the ideas of Thomas Jefferson, Van Buren was a Democratic-Republican. As U.S. Senator (1821- 1828), he led in the fight against imprisonment for debt and the extension of the slave trade.

In 1828, Van buren was elected governor of New York and gave invaluable support to the Presidential race of Andrew Jackson. A grateful Jackson named him Secretary of state but, more important, Van Buren rose to primacy amoung Jackson's advisor's. completely in accord with Jackson's policies. Van Buren in 1832 ran successfully for Vice-President, Jackson being reelected. As Jackson's chosen successor, Van buren received the Democratic Presidential nomination in 1836 and won the election virtually unopposed.