Posted in Family, Politics
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Congrads to Obama for winning the presidency of the greatest country in the world. I am not angry. I am disappointed. The Republicans decided to confront their competition with a mild tone and the promise of compromise. It brought them defeat.
McCain tried to tie Obama to the liberal Congress’ massive mistakes but Obama with assistance from the press was able to spin free of it. “Nope, not me.” he said. “Ok!” responded the adoring media who added, “Isn’t McCain looking a little old?”
I get the feeling that we have been influenced by reality TV shows like American Idol. On them ambition is prized more than talent. Folks root for a contestant because he is an underdog and he wants it badly rather than considering whether or not he has the skills. Of course there is always a clash of personalities where the competitor is demonized.
Obama is already talking about how his plans will require a second term. Heh, Nobama! I wish this were some made-up game show where an announcer would come on and say, “Got ya! We’ve been fooling you this whole time. A liberal inexperienced pro-abortion tax raiser would be crazy for our country. The dude is too full of himself and believes his own inaccurate statements. Oh how we duped you!”
So far there have been no cries of red states v. blue states or a deeply divided country or post election trauma. I guess Republicans are better losers. Now in order to turn this country around we have a river to cross. I hope Republicans push the reset button on their leadership and return to conservative principles. The river is deep and wide, friends, but it can be crossed with faith and courage.
My brother sent me a message today that lightened my mood: “Lets move to the 57th state. It’s called Husseinia!”
