Obama all about change………later on
It appalls me to listen to Obama speak of his “change”. Last night he said that we might not see it in his first term. His entire platform was dedicated to IMMEDIATE change! Now after winning the election, He is back pedaling in a huge way.
How many voters would have voted for him if they would have heard that “change” might not come about for a few years?
It sickens me.
Welcome to the new USSA
Unfortunately, now is when we see the true man in his strength/weakness. But this is not surprising, he waffled about on the 250,000 tax limit as well. The real question is this: how soon will it be before he starts enacting the more liberal parts of his agenda? The agenda he did not publicize well and the agenda that McCain could have and should have nailed Obama to the wall on?
This is the sad part about voting before the actual election: any information that would have changed your vote by election day itself is a waste. McCain would have been better off hitting hard and fast and early – driving it home who Obama is and what his policies are rather than waiting for Joe the Plumber to appear on stage. By then, early votes were already in.
On a plus, sunshiny side: the election of Obama should diffuse the Al Sharpton/Jessie Jackson wagon-of-racial-self-oppression. Cheers to having a man in office who is not Melanin challenged like myself. Just too bad the policies this man carries into the Capitol are contrary to the aims of the Constitution.
The follies of the American public are vast and the reversal of causality presented by the left-slanted media create a scenario in which Obama can promise immediate change, start backpedaling the day after the election, and then spend the first several years –if not the first term entirely– continuing to blame everything on Bush.
Amazing how powerful that man is, eh?!
*sigh*
Now we have no choice but to sit back and see what Obama can do ,while keeping him out of our constitution .
Me, I’ll be here clinging to my bible and guns!!