In these times of hardship and fear the average American is crying out to our leaders for something very simple; hope. But in order to grant this simple wish we need something to believe in. We need someone to trust, to lead, and to inspire our children.

There was once a time when politicians could fulfill that role, but the White House has long become too distanced from the lives of honest law abiding American families to engender true faith in our hearts. Who in recent times has seen the president arrest a thief or the secretary of state stop a suicide bomber?

What is needed is a figurehead for hope; a hero.

Using recent advancements in medical science it is possible to transform an ordinary person, a soldier or police man perhaps, into someone who is extraordinary. In effect a super-hero for this, our hour of need.