These are the same people that think flashing the peace sign and making clever bumper stickers has saved us from the jihadist.That’s why they think it is smart to make major defensed cuts during a time of war.

I give these idiots about 6 months of leeway with their continuation of “it’s Bush’s fault” before America actually wakes up and sees that they have never offered any real solutions and their actions never back up their rhetoric.

Where’s my check
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Where’s my free health care
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What happened to my tax cuts-250,000 to 200,000 to 150,000
to 120,000 and the line of being “rich” will just keep dropping.
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Why are terrorist still attacking innocent people,Obama is
President now.
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Why am I still having to pay my mortgage,buy gas,and pay for food,Obama said he would take care of me.
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Where’s the revolution that Obama promised his friends in San Francisco and his buddies Ayers,Rev. Wright,Code Pink,World can’t wait,Black Panthers,Farrakhan and many other “mainstream friends”.
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Oh yeah,there is going to be a lot of people wandering around looking up at the sky and asking
“Where’s my hope and change”.

Obama’s Campaign Promises Could Become a Burden in His Presidency
http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/11/05/president-obama-promises/
Barack Obama made a number of promises on the campaign trail that will be hard to keep as he inherits a troubled economy and two conflicts abroad.

He added that he still plans to push for his promised tax cuts for the middle class. But during the last weeks of the campaign, confusion swirled over how Obama defines the middle class. Joe Biden pegged the middle class as people making under $150,000 a year, and Bill Richardson cited those making under $120,000. Both figures are lower than the $250,000 Obama had set as the threshold for a tax increase.

“His notion about what he will do in Iraq, his notion about what he will do in terms of fiscal policy for this country will have to be translated into real live policy, and that will be a challenge,” Glenn said.

And this right here is just pure gold:

Political analyst and FOX News contributor Juan Williams said Obama’s biggest critics will come from the party’s left wing, because he won’t be able to fulfill all of his promises.

“Barack Obama realizes if he does anything precipitous with regard to American military forces in a place like Iraq and puts anybody in danger or in some way allows terrorists to make some gains, he will suffer a tremendous backlash that could be political damaging to him to the point that he never recovers,” Williams said.

This quote from the financial story regarding how wall street views Obama sums up what Republicans have said about
him during this whole campaign:

Stocks plunge anew as recession worries resurface
Wednesday November 5, 6:29 pm ET
By Sara Lepro and Tim Paradis, AP Business Writer
Wall Street falls sharply as investors, worrying about recess, ponder Obama impact on economy

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/081105/wall_street.htm

“The celebration is over. Today we saw a bit of reality,” said Al Goldman, chief market strategist at Wachovia Securities in St. Louis. “President-elect Obama is coming into a situation with limited experience, having to handle an economy in serious trouble, a couple of wars and terrorism. It’s an extremely tough job.”

WHAT!!!… LIMITED EXPERIENCE!!….BUT..BUT…BUT HE
WAS A COMMUNITY ORGANIZER!!!!!

HE WROTE TWO BOOKS ABOUT HIMSELF!!!!
HE SPEAKS SO WELL!!!
HOW COULD THE FINANCIAL MARKETS BE WORRIED WITH THIS INCREDIBLE RESUME.

Baxter Greene on November 5, 2008 at 7:03 PM

Amazing. After my last two years in college I was planning on joining the military. I guess I can throw that plan away.

Heck I’ll probably join anyway. I don’t know who else will with Obama as the Commander and Chief.

ShenronEX on November 5, 2008 at 6:57 PM

I find out next tuesday if my waiver for not meeting hearing standards goes through(I am 41, different health standeards) then I am off to 11 X-ray
Fort Benning in Ga.(Infantry).

I noticed many college graduates joining from UNC,NCSU,A&T,
and some community colleges.

Not a bad attitude from anybody I met,ready to serve.

I asked specifically to be able to go to Iraq/Afghanistan
and was worried about an Obama Presidency possibly keeping many more rotations heading to Iraq.

Everyone (Military and contractors)assured me that we would
probably be in Iraq at least 4 more years and that Afghanistan was getting red hot.

If you have a chance to join,don’t let Mr. hope and change keep you from it.

Baxter Greene on November 5, 2008 at 7:15 PM