A Nepali Perspective On Obama vs. McCain

It is an election and no one knows who will win and maybe for days after the voting ends on Nov. 4 because of contested results.

Bush and his advisors have not managed the Iraq War effectively. His mistakes have resulted in more blood and treasure lost, and higher unemployment, which affect the ordinary Americans more than by wealthy ones. Thus, give the Obama administration a chance to see if it can do better. Hard to see how it can do worse.

Bush adopted a program of large tax cuts *and* increased defense spending now. Thus, current costs are paid by additional debt, which will be paid by later generations in the form of higher taxes, or inflation, or both. As an economic policy to stimulate a moribund economy by higher government spending and increased consumer demand for goods, the statistics on economic growth and unemployment showed that it has failed.

Bush is allied with the “big money” segments of the republic (the upper 2%) at the expense of 98% of Americans. The result is a widening gap in income distribution that fosters more dissension among economic classes and less market demand that inhibit economic growth for everyone.

My priorities are more similar to those of the Democratic Party. For example, I like universal health care for Americans at affordable prices. I like the idea of buying cheaper drugs from foreigners, like Canada, so many Americans can afford them. However, these subjects are anathema to the Bush administration because they would cut into business profits and Bush would lose business support.

Kamala is an editor for www.mediaforfreedom.com. Her specialties are in-depth reporting and writing stories on peace and anti-war issues, women, terrorism, democracy and development. Some of her publications include: Women’s Empowerment in South Asia, Nepal; Prevention of Trafficking in Women Through Media; Efforts to Prevent Trafficking in for Media Activism. She has also written two collections of stories.

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