If you and I should chance to meet,

I guess you wouldn't care;

I'm sure you'd pass me in the street

As if I wasn't there;

You'd never look me in the face,

My modest mug to scan,

Because I'm just a commonplace

        And Ordinary Man.

But then, it may be,  you are too

A guy of every day,

Who does the job he's told to do

And takes the wife his pay;

Who makes a home and kids his care,

And works with pick or pen ...

Why, Pal, I guess we're just a pair

Of  Ordinary Men.

We plug away and make no fuss,

Our feats are never crowned;

And yet it's common coves like us

Who make the world go round.

And as we steer a steady course

By God's predestined plan,

Hats off to that Almighty Force;

      THE ORDINARY MAN.

       by  Robert Service

Our current leadership is consumed by greed and they foolishly seek to serve their own short term financial interests to the peril of our country.   It will take a generation to repair the damage that Bush, supported by Hobson, has done to our military, our world reputation, our national debt, the underpinnings of our economy, our environment, our manufacturing base, jobs, ...   We must rise up to lead our nation.  Choose the role that best fits your talents and join this fight!

Bill Conner