Moral values topped the list of issues voters were most concerned about when they went to the polls on Election Day. A national exit poll found 22 percent polled cited moral values as the "most important issue," with the economy and jobs second at 20 percent and terrorism at 19 percent. Iraq came in fourth at 15 percent.
(Joseph Curl and Julia Duin, THE WASHINGTON TIMES)Americans have spoken loud and clear. Our nation’s No. 1 concern and priority is that we return to basic core values and become a nation of people that embody positive character traits like family values, dignity, responsibility, and mutual respect.
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Based on more than 30 years of scientific, medical, psychological and educational research, the impact of media products on behaviors – particularly relating to youth –is irrefutable. Media is a powerful tool for educating – it is the content that makes the difference! The CAN DO! Project is a multimedia approach to developing cultural values by providing exciting educational and entertainment products including music, film/video, publications, positive role model characters, and school curriculum enhancers to revive our CAN DO! spirit, develop positive character traits, encourage a CAN DO! attitude, and have fun! We invite you to “Hop aboard and enjoy the CAN DO! Multisensory Experience”!
Despite political, religious, and cultural differences, there is something all Americans share: We are CAN DO people! The common denominator is that we all want a better future for America . TOGETHER, WE CAN rebuild an alliance among all Americans by rebuilding the spirit and integrity of our nation, for together, we are indeed.
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