Yes, I disagree with Obama and just about everything he does, and yes I disagree with you, but I’m not angry at all. I’m being perfectly calm and rational[/quote]

You can’t very well expect someone not to get “loud” and passionate about their opinion when you “calmly” attack it. You said that everyone that voted for him will feel like an idiot because he’s wrong for this nation. You can’t possibly predict what’s going to happen & how people are going to feel about the choice they made. I’m sure if someone said you should feel like an idiot for the choice you made, you would feel pretty offended. Everyone has a right to say what they think. Both of you do. But at the same time, it isn’t fair to insult in that way and then get all upset when someone returns the favor. You did attack all voters of Obama, saying some followed a trend because of his color, and that they should feel like idiots. You’re the one that brought it to that level.

Yes, I disagree with Obama and just about everything he does, and yes I disagree with you, but I’m not angry at all. I’m being perfectly calm and rational

Of course, they may never know what he’s done…he’s an absolute genius and can cover up anything he wants to! He uses the method of distraction to keep us from realizing what’s going on, and holy cow I’m amazed at how well it works.

We’re screwed.[/quote]

We were screwed long before he was even elected.

I think he’s a trend because half of the people that voted for him jsut did it because he’s “black” and “omg we have the first black president we’ve ever had!” and crap like that. (he doesn’t eve act black…he’s like the whitest black man I’ve ever seen)

And what was wrong with the last two decades? We enjoyed surplus and luxury, like right before the great depression. Every surplus ends in a famine, and that’ what we’re going through right now.

We’re in economic trouble right now, which means we’re short on money. So why does he want to spend more of the thing we’re missing 10 trillion of already?

if you would have paid attention to history class, you would have learned that over the years there have been many times of great depression in various countries, and they only got worse when the government nationalized business, then every time they privatized businesses, the economy improved substantially! Doesn’t anyone know why we’re taught history? Why don’t we use our knowledge and not learn from past mistakes??

personally, I think that had Mitt Romney made it, he would have been a great president for these times. Not only does he have extensive knowledge about economics as a very experienced businessman, but he’s even proved that he can fix it when money is scarce, in the 2002 olympics. If you want to know how Romney saved the olympics with his economic genius, look it up.

My advice to you would to be to research what you’re talking about before you try to discredit someone who HAS researched.

Of course, they may never know what he’s done…he’s an absolute genius and can cover up anything he wants to! He uses the method of distraction to keep us from realizing what’s going on, and holy cow I’m amazed at how well it works.

We’re screwed.

In the end, this guy better pull though. Or we’re all f**ked.

It was one of the major influences in this election. You are right in that it wasn’t the deciding factor, but it was a large one. Imagine Obama as some scrawny liberal white guy. It would have been a different election.[/quote]

I get the point you’re making, but no one said it was not a factor.
I said that I don’t think it was a DECIDING factor. Of course his race is what pulled some votes in, but I think many voters were looking beyond the color of skin at this point, to decide the best choice of the two. I’m glad the rest of the world can see that this country can look beyond race, for the most part..but I still don’t see that as the deciding factor. That’s just my opinion.

I for one researched him and his values and believe that with him we have the best chance of success and prosperity. We shall wait and see.

It was one of the major influences in this election. You are right in that it wasn’t the deciding factor, but it was a large one. Imagine Obama as some scrawny liberal white guy. It would have been a different election.

sorry
I just read don’t really talk

In regards to sarahol, yes, there was the issue of race involved. It is prevalent, and it is one of the reasons he won. We needed to show the world we were not hopeless concerning race.

I don’t really think race was the deciding factor at all. I think his ideas were attractive to the majority of voters so he was given a real chance.
I live in an area full of “old-fashioned” people that come up with all kinds of ridiculous stories about how he’s going to ruin the country and he hasn’t even been in office for that long yet! People need to just give him a chance and stop fighting it. He’s in office, that’s it. Let it go.

Haha..Because obviously he has a problem with the other guy! So I thought I’d add that to the equation by asking him the same thing.

what wrong with you[/quote]

What’s wrong with YOU?

what wrong with you

That is the best way to put it!

At least not all the world considers Americans to be racist pigs anymore! ;)