Suggestions for Obama?

[L.B. Jeffries]

The Obama Administration has been running a pretty impressive website called the Citizen's Briefing Book [http://citizensbriefingbook.change.gov/]. On it there is a forum where people post ideas and other users can vote on them. Ideas with the most votes will be daily bundled and handed to Obama along with the rest of his morning briefings.

There's a lot of debate about the auto industry, legalizing pot, and health insurance. Personally, I posted that I'd like to see a Federally funded study on videogames and violence that would definitively answer the question once and for all. It's getting voted down, which I understand, but at this point the only way to get politicians to shut up about it is to have some kind of proof one way or the other.

What do you think should go on there?

*edit*

Oh Hell, the post I put up has several typos in it and there is no edit button. I guess someone else will pick up the ball and start ranting about it.

 

[Erana]

A kitten fund.
Tax cut to people who adopt animals and keep them.

 

[_Serendipity_]

Publicly-funded health care.

Okay, I'm not American, and as such don't really have a right to be involved with this debate, but I find the idea of having to pay for health care seriously weird.

Yes, your taxes will go up. So?

 

[bluerahjah]

A playoff series for College Football, yes I realize that Obama already said one needs to be put into place, but saying and doing are two completely different things.

 

[rossatdi]

Daily public executions of a kitten by presidential stamp unless all nasty things stop for the day.

 

[Danglybits]

1. Don't get killed
2. Do not try to take on too much at once. He needs to do the best that he can, because the problems we're facing are complex and he can't totally fix them. And he can't do it alone.
3. Be realistic.
4. Be honest.
5. Get out of the war.

 

[Mythbhavd]

1. Stop now while you're still ahead.
2. Don't do the stupid things you said you'd do in your campaign.
3. Repeat