Barack Obama: Canadians In America Map

Canadians In America Dept: Interactive: 12 Canadians who will challenge your idea of the United States Reports from members of The 's Election 2012: Canadians in America. Google Map Multimedia, according to Globe and Mail. Personally, I would like to see Barack Obama take a stronger leadership role. What I mean by that is I want more legislation to be drawn up and proposed by the White House and then the President hold meetings with individual Senators and House Representatives to persuade them to vote for it. I want Mr. Obama to negotiate the compromises rather than just giving his direction to Congressional leadership and have them take the lead. He needs to take the lead on the legislation that is important to him. If he did this, I believe we would have a public option or single-payer system in the Affordable Care Act; we don t because he let the Congressional Committees have their way. If after meeting individually with legislators, he feels he can t get the votes he needs, he should go on the road and hold giant rallies in the districts of the representatives he is trying to sway to get them to change their mind. Be tougher, be stronger, and use his position to push through his legislation and video: Is there a lack of opportunity in the U.S.? A combination of portraits of The Globe's panel of Canadian expats living in the U.S. From left to right: Jenny Zhang, Chloe Wolman and Jason Sidhu. Tonia Cowan Election 2012: Canadians in America Map: From Romney s health care to losing a job, Canadian expats stories of the U.S. election (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.