Wow! I am so incredibly touched and happy that the Bush Regime is coming to an end. After 8 years of termoil, forgotten people, wealthy caste systems, financial and moral shackles and overall lack of morality, we have finally come back. I was beginning to falter and didn't have much faith that the country would unite and Barack would actually win after all, but I am pleasantly surprised. I have a new found faith and the disheartenedness is starting to fade.
I have to say that McCain's concession speech was decent and unexpected. He gracefully stepped down and gave kudos to Obama and the race. However, I am very worried about the repercussions that lay ahead. Repubs don't let up easy and I doubt their corruption will stop-they will certainly die trying.
I have a gentleman that I work with that is convinced Barack will throw out the constitution and become a dictator. That is just complete craziness. What these ignorant and closed minded Repubs don't understand is that THEY have become the party lacking moral structure, full of corruption and the epitome of hypocrisy. Yet the Repub voters keep coming back for more. For what issues, you ask?
-Abortion-Somehow Obama is a hethan and an outright spiritual disgrace because he believes in the novel idea that religion and government should not mix.
-Guns-why is this one of the most important issues with Repubs? It's like the Obama-Gestapo is suddenly overnight going to bang on doors, take citizen's guns and implant a "i hate guns" chip in their brain.
-Taxes-this one is by far the most mislead notion on the part of the Repubs. Somehow Reagan was a genius with his Trickle-Down Economics and that those who aren't wealthy can fend for themselves, to tread on thin ice and starve to death. After all, isn't it their own fault that they are poor? My question to them is "Do you make $250,000 a year? No, I didn't think so."
I can go on and on about this, but I will end with "THANK GOD OBAMA WON AND BUSH IS OUT". LONG LIVE THE FREE, CIVIL SOCIETY WE ALL WANT TO BE".
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
New Hope for the U.S. Political System
I just have to say that I am EXTREMELY pleased this year's DN Convention. For the first time since Bush "won" in 2004 I am glued to the T.V. and a MSNBC addict. Some highlights include:
The Ted Kennedy tribute brought tears to my eyes. View it here: http://political-buzz.com/2008/08/25/video-ted-kennedy-tribute/
I have to admit that I didn't know much about Ted Kennedy and of course he has been the brunt of many cartoons. I am not one for pomp and circumstance and tributes, but his tribute on Monday was wonderful. I had NO IDEA how much he has contributed to society or the amount of impact he has had throughout his tenure. His speech was very passionate, his demeanor determined, and he looked great!
Though I have not been a huge Hillary supporter(in fact, I did not support her and couldn't wait for her to just get over it), she hit it out of the park with her speech last night. It gave me chills and was the very first time throughout her campaign that she was collaboratory. She did an excellent job. Also, say what you will about Bill's 1997 debacle, but as he sat there listening intently, he mouthed "I love her, I love her, I love her" and looked like he was about to tear up at the very sound of her voice. Some true and profound words from Hillary:
"We don’t need four more years . . . of the last eight years."
"He(Obama) knows government must be about “We the people” not “We the favored few.”"
"You haven’t worked so hard over the last 18 months, or endured the last eight years, to suffer through more failed leadership."
"No way. No how. No McCain."
And lastly, I am about to jump out of my skin with happiness over Obama's choice in a running mate!!! From the very beginning of the primaries(and also his 1988 run for president), I have been Joe Biden's number 1 fan. He is a perfect choice for many reasons...if you don't know alot, you can check out: http://biden.senate.gov/
Despite the fact that he was born in hell(Scranton), he is a rich in spirit, has a determined and firecracker personality, and is a no-bull figure; not your typical congressman. He also has said the BEST line in a campaign EVER:
"Rudy Guiliani...I mean think about it-there's only three words he mentions in a sentence....a noun, a verb and 9/11"
The clip is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPOAKXBi9Pw
Anyway, I must go now to listen to my boy Joe Biden. More blogging after the speech....
The Ted Kennedy tribute brought tears to my eyes. View it here: http://political-buzz.com/2008/08/25/video-ted-kennedy-tribute/
I have to admit that I didn't know much about Ted Kennedy and of course he has been the brunt of many cartoons. I am not one for pomp and circumstance and tributes, but his tribute on Monday was wonderful. I had NO IDEA how much he has contributed to society or the amount of impact he has had throughout his tenure. His speech was very passionate, his demeanor determined, and he looked great!
Though I have not been a huge Hillary supporter(in fact, I did not support her and couldn't wait for her to just get over it), she hit it out of the park with her speech last night. It gave me chills and was the very first time throughout her campaign that she was collaboratory. She did an excellent job. Also, say what you will about Bill's 1997 debacle, but as he sat there listening intently, he mouthed "I love her, I love her, I love her" and looked like he was about to tear up at the very sound of her voice. Some true and profound words from Hillary:
"We don’t need four more years . . . of the last eight years."
"He(Obama) knows government must be about “We the people” not “We the favored few.”"
"You haven’t worked so hard over the last 18 months, or endured the last eight years, to suffer through more failed leadership."
"No way. No how. No McCain."
And lastly, I am about to jump out of my skin with happiness over Obama's choice in a running mate!!! From the very beginning of the primaries(and also his 1988 run for president), I have been Joe Biden's number 1 fan. He is a perfect choice for many reasons...if you don't know alot, you can check out: http://biden.senate.gov/
Despite the fact that he was born in hell(Scranton), he is a rich in spirit, has a determined and firecracker personality, and is a no-bull figure; not your typical congressman. He also has said the BEST line in a campaign EVER:
"Rudy Guiliani...I mean think about it-there's only three words he mentions in a sentence....a noun, a verb and 9/11"
The clip is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPOAKXBi9Pw
Anyway, I must go now to listen to my boy Joe Biden. More blogging after the speech....
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