United States President

Educational Background:public schools Rochester, NH and Lynn, MA; Northeastern University 1940-42, 1946-47.

Prior Governmental Experience:none.

THE VOTER IS NEXT IN THE ARENA

Many voters choose their candidates the way they choose to cheer for a sports figure in the arena. Soon, that will change. We are on the edge of a collapse of present world monetaryfinancial system, a collapse more dangerous than what President Franklin Roosevelt faced in March 1933, whether President Bush is willing to face that reality, or not. You, the voter, personally, are in the arena.

In the meantime, Senator John Kerry and I will soon be the only major Democratic candidates who will be left standing. It is important that he and I now begin to face off in constructive debates on the policies which the next President will be facing this coming January. It will be a friendly debate, but a very serious one. The economic policy you choose will be crucial.

Although the present world economic crisis is worse than in 1933, the philosophy of President Franklin Roosevelt is a model for the only sane alternative available to the U.S. now. My policies are detailed, and on my campaign website:www.larouchein2004.com. You are in the arena of a world economic crisis. Don’t be a sidewalk superintendent. Act in this election as if your personal future depended upon it. It does.

(This information furnished by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.)