Ocala Florida Describes the Perfect President



A small AM radio station in the small town of Ocala, Florida is getting some big attention after broadcasting a one-hour talk show in which the host of the show invited listeners to take two minutes to say what they want from the next President of The United States. The resulting program became an open letter to the candidates themselves as twenty-two listeners responded with an eclectic and diverse array of answers.

The responses accurately reflected the issues concerning this small cross section of America but did not completely resemble the rhetoric of the candidates themselves. Consequently, the question raised by the program asks the rest of America if Ocala is different from the rest of the country or, rather, does this community resemble much of the American population and, instead, the candidates are simply not addressing most of the concerns of the average American.

While the three major campaign issues of Iraq, health care, and immigration were expressed by these twenty-two Ocalans, the bulk of the concerns covered a much wider spectrum.

To listen to the podcast, a free download is available at www.woca.com by clicking on the link that leads to Pulse Of The Taxpayer. The program is labeled April 11, 2008. Or, to go directly to the podcast, the address is: http://woca.libsyn.com/index.phppost_id=327525

Contact:

Larry Whitler

NewsTalk 1370 WOCA

1515 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Suite 134

Ocala, FL 34470

352-732-8000





Ocala Florida Describes the Perfect President