Election Day
#63
Thats what the changing of the gaurd is so to speak. The Senete and House have been tuned up. Just give it a chance before dismissing it, it would take any president atleast 2 to 3 years to sort through this mess anyway.
#64
Also, I'm sure he's not going to get into office and then wham everything is different. There will be a transition.
#65
Note to People: Don't say that Obama was the ONLY one pushing for change, both candidates were pushing for change. I see this a lot from a lot of people. The only difference was that both candidates had different ideas for change. And no, I'm not swaying anyone to either side, and yes, I did vote.
#66
actualy i couldnt give a dam how you or anyone else spells it.LOL you know what i ment...
i just wish the new president luck.... hes got alot of BS to try and clean up!!!!!
i just wish the new president luck.... hes got alot of BS to try and clean up!!!!!
#68
I believe the messages pushed forward and embraced by Obama's campaign for the white house are somewhat of a tune-up. Obama has changed many Americans' outlooks on the government and the future, by instilling a sense of hope and a promise for change. Obama has prepared the American people for the changes he will bring.
Also, I'm sure he's not going to get into office and then wham everything is different. There will be a transition.
Also, I'm sure he's not going to get into office and then wham everything is different. There will be a transition.
#69
Yeah, I'm not sure the young crowd that voted for him really knew what his ideas are... he's an effing socialist
#70
That's why I think it's wrong of people to just tell citizens to just go out and vote (especially new voters), there needs to be an understanding of the policies and ideas of each candidate above anything. Most people don't take that into retrospect and they just lose out of the whole idea by just going and picking randomly or by who's prettier.