How should America change?

Hi there. You’re beating a path to the Daily Email in great numbers at the moment. Jumah in Kenya, Andre in Maine in the States, Jeremiah in Blantyre in Malawi, Robert in Uganda, Abdi in Somalia and Craig in Japan – welcome to all of you.

Even if you don’t believe the hype, it’s difficult to conclude that today’s vote in New Hampshire is anything other than critical to the future of America. We won’t have a winner by the end of the day, but we could have some losers. And whoever comes out smiling, they are sure to be promising change…

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Changing America..Or Change IN America…call it what you may..

Hi everybody, it’s Karnie… 

As US presidential hopefuls move to New Hampshire, the word CHANGE will probably be used most frequently.   According to political observers it’s the one word that has been “over-used” in this presidential campaign.  BUT..What does change mean? Is it moving on from Iraq for example? Or is an empty word? What is the one thing you would change or would like to see changed in the United States?