new president

[animex09]

finally the day has arrived!!! we will elect the new prsident of the US to day. who will win? Obama? McCain? lets find out....lets hear what you have to say.

and like the txt i got today.....

~shave your genitals because it the last day of Bush

[quietchat]

We probably won't find out until Thursday though, I'm expecting a few problem states.

[animex09]

We probably won't find out until Thursday though, I'm expecting a few problem states.

i hope it gets settled to day to get all this over with already

[leerock89]

Ya I want this thing over soon to. I can feel the tension in the air, its so palpable you can cut it with a steak knife.

[atomsk]

obama has a bigger support base but either way were screwed. soon people will be sneaking across the border the other direction

http://bookstoysgames.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/cthulhu4prez-preview1.png?w=420&h=420

[animex09]

well, there it is. we have our new president, and a unique one too. Black, young its just too good

[atomsk]

well, there it is. we have our new president, and a unique one too. Black, young its just too good

dont forget the good stuff
wants a weak america
wants a poor america
ect
ect
ill think of more later

[ddrizz]

my friend is in the army and he said while obama was over sees he would only shake hands with the soldiers when the cameras were rolling. thats just plain wrong if you ask me.

[leerock89]

Obama is President of the United States. Congrates to the good old US for doing something different. NOW WATCH THE GAS SPIKE UP!!!

[Russkie]

Obama is President of the United States. Congrates to the good old US for doing something different. NOW WATCH THE GAS SPIKE UP!!!

And food, and electricity, and just about everything else.

[Break001]

And food, and electricity, and just about everything else.

Man i'm already broke as it is lol -_-'

[spirit]

Certainly, we are taking part in the very important moment of USA history.

[Dolly]

Meh, angry Republicans can rage on about how much he's going to screw up or continue spreading lies (you know who you are). But the fact is, Barack Obama is now the president of the United States. It's understandable to be somber, but there's absolutely no excuse that people should continue being whiny, poor sports about it.

After it was over and I listened to McCain's speech last night, it was truly moving, and I'll respect the man for the rest of my life. He stressed to his followers to do all they could in helping their president. Because as both campaigns have pushed to say, America is on the stage--and we can't be there divided. And thus, anyone who listened to McCain, and chooses to help their country, has my reverence to them equal to that I had given to McCain.

Yet still, during his speech, hateful, racist remarks were still being shouted out. Did you see McCain's face? He doesn't appreciate that. Staying true to pointless hostilities isn't just betraying your own president, but your own party and former presidential candidate as well.

Last night, Obama made a very good point. Previously, everyone was broadcasting about how "History was made". But America hasn't made its history yet, as he said. First, we need to prove that over this heated election, the American people can wind up on top. No one is going to care about the "first black president" if he doesn't end up being a good one. For that to be possible, he needs the support of the country.

So how about it? Let's make history.

[leerock89]

I'm just going to sit and wait patiently. Can't do much now but see what moves he makes and how he goes about doing them. Hopefully the people choose right and America can once again hold it's head up high.

[Holly-Sama]

I died a little on the inside, but eh.

[Russkie]

Certainly, we are taking part in the very important moment of USA history.

Yeah, this will be the day that we all look back and say "oh... so thats where I totaly screwed myself over."

[spirit]

Yeah, this will be the day that we all look back and say "oh... so thats where I totaly screwed myself over."You know what, after last eight years of expanding disappointment I don't think that society would commit the same mistake for the third time in a row! That's why US nation decided to take the risk and chose something different. It would be a total ignorance and inability to learn from the mistakes.. if we continued to walk the same path.

[Rincewind]

I dont live in the US so frankly and cynicaly I couldnt care less. but CONGRATULATIONS USA with new President , and first black one as well ^^

[Koopaking]

I think everyone is making speculations too quickly, as we still have over 2 months until the actual day of inauguration. Something could happen before then. Just saying. But yes, congrats to Barry and his win. But I don't see how everyone got behind his "change" notion, it's not like he's going to sit down in the oval office and wave his hand and suddenly America will transform into a glorious paradise and all our problems will be solved.

Also technically Bush is still our prez until January 20, oh snap.

[Russkie]

You know what, after last eight years of expanding disappointment I don't think that society would commit the same mistake for the third time in a row! That's why US nation decided to take the risk and chose something different. It would be a total ignorance and inability to learn from the mistakes.. if we continued to walk the same path.

I wouldnt think so either, but as history as shown... no one pays attention to history, so its bound to repeat itself.

[animebaka9]

Yeeeeesssssssss!!!! Obama Has Won!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[analogZero]

well congrats kids, new prez elect, new day for civil liberty, new person to deal with leftover problems!
I think you guys are gonna do fine with obama. So long as you don't separate yourselves by hating one politician over another and being a bunch of fuss buckets.

[Zaraki]

one side wants him to prove me wrong but the other side still has a very bad vibe coming from him. oh well time will tell.

[Ino]

Well, I'm glad Obama won. I wanted him to win. I'm not too positive if McCain has the responsibilities to become President..

[Dolly]

Yes, as others said, Time. Time will tell.

[Zaraki]

Well, I'm glad Obama won. I wanted him to win. I'm not too positive if McCain has the responsibilities to become President..

i'm sure he would.

[bluedragon]

hell yeah everything is going way up

[Bishop]

stop saying he is the president of the united state!

He is not, Bush is still president for a few more months

my friend is in the army and he said while obama was over sees he would only shake hands with the soldiers when the cameras were rolling. thats just plain wrong if you ask me.


my cousin also a member of this site, currently over seas said he got to meet him and shook his hand when the cameras were rolling, right after when the camera was off, obama asked him to get him a drink... WTF

[soulten]

Well I hope it just make America better, cause at this point America is not doing so well.

[puppetz]

mmdeed prices will increase but i think he will be a great president. better then bush by a long shot

[Lince]

I'm glad Obama won, I would have voted for him.
But all of you against it, think of this: Anything's better then the last 4 years.
Unless your pro-Bush too, in that case just don't spam too many complaints.

[leerock89]

Someone from work was actually depressed about it today. He said he couldn't sleep because Obama won and he was worried all the black people were going to riot or do something bad. I called him a racist and he said it wasn't because he was black but because Obama was a terrorists because of his last name. So I asked him how would he know that Obama is a terrorist, where did he get his information or facts from and how does he know that, that information is the truth? He started to stutter and said it's because he knew it was true cause he believed his sources and when I asked him what his sources was, he just replied with a mumble about something or someone and turned away saying he forgot something at the job site.

[Pandora]

You know what, after last eight years of expanding disappointment I don't think that society would commit the same mistake for the third time in a row! That's why US nation decided to take the risk and chose something different. It would be a total ignorance and inability to learn from the mistakes.. if we continued to walk the same path.

What if both paths are mistakes? Also, History has an inevitability to repeat itself even if the same mistakes were once known and fixed it has a chance to happen again in a different form. By the way, I think everyone should have just voted for Ralph Nader.

P.S. I am somewhat being sarcastic about Nader but then again....

[Zaraki]

Someone from work was actually depressed about it today. He said he couldn't sleep because Obama won and he was worried all the black people were going to riot or do something bad. I called him a racist and he said it wasn't because he was black but because Obama was a terrorists because of his last name. So I asked him how would he know that Obama is a terrorist, where did he get his information or facts from and how does he know that, that information is the truth? He started to stutter and said it's because he knew it was true cause he believed his sources and when I asked him what his sources was, he just replied with a mumble about something or someone and turned away saying he forgot something at the job site.

if obama did lose i'm sure there would of been riots breaking out. a friend of mine in chicago was worried if he lost the election riots would of broken out. why did you call him a racist for? if he was calling them the n-word or other racist comments then he is.

[Dolly]

i why did you call him a racist for? if he was calling them the n-word or other racist comments then he is.

"he said it wasn't because he was black but because Obama was a terrorists because of his last name."

Who cares? It's obvious that he is. But don't take it from Paul Bishai, I'm just a terrorist.

[ddrizz]

everyone just should have voted Nader ::D:

[suigintou]

We R FuckedEither Way rather if it was Mcain or Obama. Like a friend told me. Mcain is a Crazy A$$ with a Skank as Vice President and Obama is nothing but a Pussyze]

That was the dumbest thing I've heard all week.

Anyway, I'm satisfied with Obama's win. Socialism or not, his policies are more or less what the country needs at this point. And it's not like we've never used socialist policies before.

He really does have a natural charisma. He turned out more voters than we've seen in this country for a long time. In fact, he had more white votes than any other candidate since Lyndon Johnson, not to mention an overwhelming amount of young votes of all races.

Even if Obama doesn't turn out to be as perfect as many think he will, he was still important in raising the political awareness of this country.

[jyuukai]

Not being a resident of the US I was actually surprised when the news made front page of my country's newpaper. With Obama winning a few of the black ppl in my class were all "woohoo a black man is president! Martin Luther King's dream is here!" I just told em to shut the hell up and burn in hell. No matter who became president, I highly doubt that they'll do anything that'll affect my country directly because no one knows where it is! You can't even see us on a world map!

Therefore I personally thought that the people in my country were, as usual, talking with an empty head...

[Unknown]

"he said it wasn't because he was black but because Obama was a terrorists because of his last name."

Who cares? It's obvious that he is. But don't take it from Paul Bishai, I'm just a terrorist.

Holy crap a terrorist! Get 'em!

[FoX66]

Bleh, i went for my values and went third party.

[Zaraki]

That was the dumbest thing I've heard all week.

Anyway, I'm satisfied with Obama's win. Socialism or not, his policies are more or less what the country needs at this point. And it's not like we've never used socialist policies before.

He really does have a natural charisma. He turned out more voters than we've seen in this country for a long time. In fact, he had more white votes than any other candidate since Lyndon Johnson, not to mention an overwhelming amount of young votes of all races.

Even if Obama doesn't turn out to be as perfect as many think he will, he was still important in raising the political awareness of this country.

i bet most of the kids my age voted for him b/c he was black. Yeah I know they could of voted because they like his plans and all.....to the racist comment seems like you say something bad about someone makes you a racist. oh well that's the world we live in now.

[Dolly]

I just told em to shut the hell up and burn in hell.

Therefore I personally thought that the people in my country were, as usual, talking with an empty head...

That's a little ironic, don't you think?

[lemonek]

I am Democrat by heart and by family tradition, still im conservative when it comes to certain aspects of society and life. To me in my own opinion having a president like Obama is History already in the US History and a great challenge if not the greatest. There is a lot of racism and controversy already about having an African-American as the head of the country, im neither white or black but im very proud of Obama being our president :)

[jokester92]

OBAMA!! (South Park episodes are too funny) Let's hope he gets the economy going in a good direction again though, seriously

[leerock89]

It was kinda funny. Before Obama won I was lethargic about the whole thing. In my head the white man was going to win cause the white man always won so there's really no reason to be interested. Then he got elected and for the first time ever something political made me happy. It took me a minute to realize it too, we now have a half black president. What in all thats good and holy in the white world did America do to itself? Is this for real? Did that guy just become the president of the US?? Yes, yes he did. NNNIIIICCCEEE!

[Lince]

Am I the only one who wasn't surprised when he won? I was saying he was going to win after McCain chose Palin as a running mate.. that just really wasn't the best choice for him.
Again, I wanted Obama to win, so that was OK with me. :P

[Zaraki]

Am I the only one who wasn't surprised when he won? I was saying he was going to win after McCain chose Palin as a running mate.. that just really wasn't the best choice for him.
Again, I wanted Obama to win, so that was OK with me. :P

i wasn't much surprised i just found out a good portion of republicans did not vote because they knew obama was going to win. if they did voted the outcome could of been different. if he didn't choose palin he would of lost by more than he did in the election.

[atomsk]

well either way whoever won i bet my bottom dollar that come the first tuseday of november the man at the head of the country will be hated as much if not more than bush. the thing is this is the wrong time to be president bush was it at the wrong time. all the previous world leaders did nothing about the middle east at all it was on his doorstep and obama has to deal with that and a failing economy and the overall mass falier of the brain of american society. we get lazier and dumber and fatter each day. we should send all the americans to third world countries that way we just might respect what we have
yes im talking to you ccmatbor and smatbor im talkin to you

[DemoniaX]

I knew McCain would LOSE as soon as Bush endorsed his sorry behind. He would have just followed bushs' lead so I am glad Obama won. (I despise bush! and anything he's about.)

[Dolly]

I'm not gonna give my opinion

Thanks for a useless post.

[hsb39]

Am I the only one who wasn't surprised when he won? I was saying he was going to win after McCain chose Palin as a running mate.. that just really wasn't the best choice for him.
Again, I wanted Obama to win, so that was OK with me. :P

I think that bad is underexaggerating it. It is one of the most sexist things that I have seen in my life.

[Dolly]

I think that bad is underexaggerating it. It is one of the most sexist things that I have seen in my life.

How was that sexist? Palin is a poor choice for a VP slot, it has nothing to do with her being a woman.

[hsb39]

How was that sexist? Palin is a poor choice for a VP slot, it has nothing to do with her being a woman.

I believe that the main reason that she was chosen was because she is a woman, and had nothing to do with ability, that's why I think that it is sexist.

[Dolly]

I believe that the main reason that she was chosen was because she is a woman, and had nothing to do with ability, that's why I think that it is sexist.

Ah, sorry, that was misleading--I thought you were referring to the statement in your quote.

Still, I doubt it was because she was a woman. I mean, Barack beat Hillary. I think what the McCain campaign was really looking for was "lively and young", it just so happens that women often fit that category--and it also happened that Palin was the definition of that. Obviously, it wasn't the best approach.

[trulias]

win of the obama is good or not ?

i don't think this is a important point.

in my opinion, american citizens have not enoug interest about politics or worlds problems. think about this: have can change a idea whit a tv show ? but it can change, isn't it :)

because of my profession, i can easly say you, in philosophical points, american capitalist system is very similar to the old soviet socialist system. i can't explanin this very well in english. im a geinius only in my own launguage :D .
anyway, american political system is a upgraded copy of Ottomans land system. this means oboma, or clinton or names are not important.
the names explains international changing of usa, and the new strategys of usa's high politic makers and systems.
for exampla, if hilary wons, this meas offensive politics and maybe new "war" or "wars".
because in international reliatins high politic, a "woman" president or prayminister means "war". this is like a hidden language :) . and you can chaek what i say. i think very little number of yours are already interested or now, but you can read about englishs "iron layd" or indians "gundi" or pakistans "butto".
and if you want to understand "how american high politic systems works", i recommend to you tom clancys book :)
imagien a world of, full of metarialism and realism :)

with short words, won of the obama is not the point.
and be honest, is the problem obamas black skin, or his religion ?
in my opinion, i don't think about obamas belives. yes, the "WASP" are broken. but don't think obama as a Müslüman. no one Müslaman speaking about armenian problem as a genoside.
you can already understand this; this is all about big peoples big interest : politics, in our times, "the game of the devil" :)

[partyprobe]

Whats to tell things change. If you dont like it deal with it.

[Zaraki]

win of the obama is good or not ?

i don't think this is a important point.

in my opinion, american citizens have not enoug interest about politics or worlds problems. think about this: have can change a idea whit a tv show ? but it can change, isn't it :)

because of my profession, i can easly say you, in philosophical points, american capitalist system is very similar to the old soviet socialist system. i can't explanin this very well in english. im a geinius only in my own launguage :D .
anyway, american political system is a upgraded copy of Ottomans land system. this means oboma, or clinton or names are not important.
the names explains international changing of usa, and the new strategys of usa's high politic makers and systems.
for exampla, if hilary wons, this meas offensive politics and maybe new "war" or "wars".
because in international reliatins high politic, a "woman" president or prayminister means "war". this is like a hidden language :) . and you can chaek what i say. i think very little number of yours are already interested or now, but you can read about englishs "iron layd" or indians "gundi" or pakistans "butto".
and if you want to understand "how american high politic systems works", i recommend to you tom clancys book :)
imagien a world of, full of metarialism and realism :)

with short words, won of the obama is not the point.
and be honest, is the problem obamas black skin, or his religion ?
in my opinion, i don't think about obamas belives. yes, the "WASP" are broken. but don't think obama as a Müslüman. no one Müslaman speaking about armenian problem as a genoside.
you can already understand this; this is all about big peoples big interest : politics, in our times, "the game of the devil" :)

how can you say the american capitalist system is like the old soviet socialist system? if you could explain it better in english i would love to know. yeah our system isn't a pure capitalist state we do have restrictions and all that to trading but it isn't as strict like the socialist system which has many restrictions.

[Dolly]

win of the obama is good or not ?

i don't think this is a important point.

in my opinion, american citizens have not enoug interest about politics or worlds problems. think about this: have can change a idea whit a tv show ? but it can change, isn't it :)

because of my profession, i can easly say you, in philosophical points, american capitalist system is very similar to the old soviet socialist system. i can't explanin this very well in english. im a geinius only in my own launguage :D .
anyway, american political system is a upgraded copy of Ottomans land system. this means oboma, or clinton or names are not important.
the names explains international changing of usa, and the new strategys of usa's high politic makers and systems.
for exampla, if hilary wons, this meas offensive politics and maybe new "war" or "wars".
because in international reliatins high politic, a "woman" president or prayminister means "war". this is like a hidden language :) . and you can chaek what i say. i think very little number of yours are already interested or now, but you can read about englishs "iron layd" or indians "gundi" or pakistans "butto".
and if you want to understand "how american high politic systems works", i recommend to you tom clancys book :)
imagien a world of, full of metarialism and realism :)

with short words, won of the obama is not the point.
and be honest, is the problem obamas black skin, or his religion ?
in my opinion, i don't think about obamas belives. yes, the "WASP" are broken. but don't think obama as a Müslüman. no one Müslaman speaking about armenian problem as a genoside.
you can already understand this; this is all about big peoples big interest : politics, in our times, "the game of the devil" :)

Alright, I have to admit your poor grammar has me at a loss here. But I'll pick some points.

First off, and overall, you need to stop acting like you're a mentor to a bunch of dumb cattle. Americans aren't all as fickle as the stereotype may suggest.

We don't care about politics? Record turnouts show otherwise.

The issue of Obama's religion has long been discarded. These were simple allegations sparked by enemies to make voters doubt.

And trust me, we don't need to read a Clancy book to understand how the politics of our "own country" works.

[trulias]

oookeyyyy ;D
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Zakari, if you honestly ask the same points, i can explanin to you academicly one of mine free time.
see ya :)

[Zaraki]

oookeyyyy ;D
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Zakari, if you honestly ask the same points, i can explanin to you academicly one of mine free time.
see ya :)

i'm sorry but was that a burn? my economics teacher back in high school would disagree w/ you.

[C0nspiracy]

not exactly happy with the new scapegoat, but whatever, you managed it somehow, man

[Nightmare]

I was not really surprised when obama won. I was a but relieved as well. I still maintain that if McCaine had won Palin planed to arrange for his to "disappear" and then turn the U.S. into a theocracy.

[hsb39]

Ah, sorry, that was misleading--I thought you were referring to the statement in your quote.

Still, I doubt it was because she was a woman. I mean, Barack beat Hillary. I think what the McCain campaign was really looking for was "lively and young", it just so happens that women often fit that category--and it also happened that Palin was the definition of that. Obviously, it wasn't the best approach.

I really do believe that she was chosen because she was a woman, just look at how much she used it, she quoted someone saying "there is a special place in hell for a woman who won't vote for another woman". Fuck off Palin, we like to vote on politics not on gender.

[Zaraki]

I really do believe that she was chosen because she was a woman, just look at how much she used it, she quoted someone saying "there is a special place in hell for a woman who won't vote for another woman". Fuck off Palin, we like to vote on politics not on gender.

when did she say that and where did you get that from?

[hsb39]

when did she say that and where did you get that from?


I heard it on a radio show (and it was clearly her), I'll see if I can't find it on the internet...

I did find it, apparently she was misquoting someone else:

"Now she said it, I didn't," Palin said of Albright. "She said, ‘There's a place in hell reserved for women who don't support other women.'"

As it turns out, Palin misquoted both Albright and her mocha cup, which reads: "There's a place in hell reserved for women who don't help other women."

At least for the moment, Albright had the last word. "Though I am flattered that Gov. Palin has chosen to cite me as a source of wisdom, what I said had nothing to do with politics," Albright told the Huffington Post.

"This is yet another example of McCain and Palin distorting the truth, and all the more reason to remember that this campaign is not about gender, it is about which candidate has an agenda that will improve the lives of all Americans, including women."

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2008/10/05/2008-10-05_sarah_palin_misquotes_madeleine_albright.html

[Zaraki]

I heard it on a radio show (and it was clearly her), I'll see if I can't find it on the internet...

I did find it, apparently she was misquoting someone else:

"Now she said it, I didn't," Palin said of Albright. "She said, ‘There's a place in hell reserved for women who don't support other women.'"

As it turns out, Palin misquoted both Albright and her mocha cup, which reads: "There's a place in hell reserved for women who don't help other women."

At least for the moment, Albright had the last word. "Though I am flattered that Gov. Palin has chosen to cite me as a source of wisdom, what I said had nothing to do with politics," Albright told the Huffington Post.

"This is yet another example of McCain and Palin distorting the truth, and all the more reason to remember that this campaign is not about gender, it is about which candidate has an agenda that will improve the lives of all Americans, including women."

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2008/10/05/2008-10-05_sarah_palin_misquotes_madeleine_albright.html

interesting i never heard that or seen it brought up during the race. doesn't really matter though race is over and we know she won't be on a ticket again.

[hsb39]

interesting i never heard that or seen it brought up during the race. doesn't really matter though race is over and we know she won't be on a ticket again.


Not necessarily, she'll probably be going for the Republican nomination in 2012.

[Zaraki]

Not necessarily, she'll probably be going for the Republican nomination in 2009.

i doubt it not a lot of republicans like her. if she does she won't be go far.

[hsb39]

i doubt it not a lot of republicans like her. if she does she won't be go far.

She'll try, and I do hope that she gets the nomination, a guaranteed four more years of Obama.

[Zaraki]

She'll try, and I do hope that she gets the nomination, a guaranteed four more years of Obama.

that i really doubt. when the honeymoon effect wears off people will see what he is and he won't stay true to what he promised everyone.

[hsb39]

that i really doubt. when the honeymoon effect wears off people will see what he is and he won't stay true to what he promised everyone.

I think that that has already happened. She was what really killed the entire Mccain campaign.

[Dolly]

that i really doubt. when the honeymoon effect wears off people will see what he is and he won't stay true to what he promised everyone.

Can you please stop acting like a sore child?


and Hsb, he's referring to Obama, not Palin.

[Zaraki]

Can you please stop acting like a sore child?


and Hsb, he's referring to Obama, not Palin.

? still like i said before i would like to see him do well but it also sickens me how easily some people just voted for him. and it's been awhile since i said something negative about him my dear.

[leerock89]

Hey you guys hear? Obama has a nervous tick on his left eye, caused by the extremely stressful campaign. IT DERE IZ TWITCHEN LIKE NOES OODERS!!!

[Zaraki]

Hey you guys hear? Obama has a nervous tick on his left eye, caused by the extremely stressful campaign. IT DERE IZ TWITCHEN LIKE NOES OODERS!!!

lol ooook then.

[acelomado]

I hope that Obama clean the shit that Bush left behind.
http://www.animefuel.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=1256&pictureid=13459

[Dolly]

? still like i said before i would like to see him do well but it also sickens me how easily some people just voted for him. and it's been awhile since i said something negative about him my dear.

"that i really doubt. when the honeymoon effect wears off people will see what he is and he won't stay true to what he promised everyone." That doesn't give the conception of some. The sickening thought is shared for those that voted against him because of ethnicity and slander. Really, it should be water under the bridge by now.

[gunbound15]

i don't think our new president could possibly make things worse than they already are. i mean, if some stupid iraqi thinks that he can throw a shoe at the US president and not get shot, then that means our US president screwed up big time some where along the line. I say we give Obama a chance, saying that he's a terrorist or that's stupid isn't gonna help the country at all. right now, our economy is in the sh*tter and he's the one who has to fix it so why not give him a hand? start by boycotting china....::D:

[Zaraki]

"that i really doubt. when the honeymoon effect wears off people will see what he is and he won't stay true to what he promised everyone." That doesn't give the conception of some. The sickening thought is shared for those that voted against him because of ethnicity and slander. Really, it should be water under the bridge by now.

true but don't forget a lot of people voted for him pretty much for the same reasons as people who didn't vote for. the honeymoon effect is like that for all presidents who enter the office for the first time then it eventually wears off. we know from the past and current president that they don't keep all the promises they make. obama will soon be my new president and i will show him respect unlike those who will probably throw a shoe at him sometime down the line. it is under the bridge for me it just still bothers me how easily people voted for him because he'll be the "savior" of this country.

don't even say people don't think that. there are people out there who do think that.

i don't think our new president could possibly make things worse than they already are. i mean, if some stupid iraqi thinks that he can throw a shoe at the US president and not get shot, then that means our US president screwed up big time some where along the line. I say we give Obama a chance, saying that he's a terrorist or that's stupid isn't gonna help the country at all. right now, our economy is in the sh*tter and he's the one who has to fix it so why not give him a hand? start by boycotting china....::D:

lol...yeah i want to see how well he can handle this position at a young age. i hope he does prove me wrong. our economy will get worse before it gets better.

[Zaraki]

haha i would love to see what dolly would have to say on this matter now. since he's doing such a awesome job now. >.> so i guess i can say i told you so?