
Voices of Ashburn, Virginia —
Stephanie Brunotts knocked on doors for Barack Obama. She hopes the Republicans in Congress will work with Obama in his second term.

Voices of Ashburn, Virginia —
Psychologist Mike Oberschneider says he'd like to do a group therapy session with the president and members of Congress to help them talk in reasonable terms.

Voices of Ashburn, Virginia —
It took a long time for Barbara Mitchell to find her roots in Panama. Now she's working to empower Latinos.

Voices of Ashburn, Virginia —
Danny Hurdle sees the change in Ashburn through the customers at his barbeque joint. Not everyone eats pig, he discovered. And not everyone votes Republican.

Voices of Ashburn, Virginia —
Executive Ralph Buona ran for office because he thought local government needed an infusion of business sense. He wishes Obama would run America like a business.

Voices of Ashburn, Virginia —
Caleb Weitz, 25, says he's not relying on Social Security when he retires but he hopes he can grow old in a strong and respected America.

Voices of Ashburn, Virginia —
Madeline Lewis wants President Obama to do something about America's inner cities. She also wants him to bring back manufacturing to America.

Voices of Ashburn, Virginia —
Nepal native Hari Sharma believes Obama's policies are welcoming of immigrants. Republicans concede they need to do more to reach out to Asian-Americans.

Voices of Ashburn, Virginia —
Bob Klancher says Obama's words and policies promote divisiveness. In his second term, Klancher says, the president should become a true leader and work with everyone.