America spoke today, and proved its blind folly by choosing Barak Obama as the next president. We cannot see through the cataract of this momentary financial situation, and have made a desperate choice. Obama will do good things for the economy- at the expense of the liberties and basic practices of this great nation. Pray that the leaders of this nation will make wise decisions, and not allow the many foolish policies Barak wishes to institute.
Guess its time to look into that AR.
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I agree that Obama is a radical measure for hard financial times in America- many of the bills he's in support of could only be seen as temporary cures, and while it may get better, in the long term there's a fair chance he could get you guys into deeper debt
However;
Most of the bills that are permanent are deeply in favour of an improved healthcare system, which is nothing but perfect right now. Does that not go some distance to making him a more favourable president in your eyes, as a qualified nurse?
Hey, I voted for Pallin, but McCain did not deserve to win. He didn't even bother to TALK to Bill O'Rilley. Come ON! McCain ran a terrible campaign and he lost.
John-Allgood, sorry for a late response.
Regaurdless of his stance on healthcare, I don't feel any better about him. I simply don't think he really knows how to fix a broken machine. Mediea and smooth talk made him.
Its true that Obama ran a better campaign and McCain lost. But deserving to win - deserving the presidency- is not based on one's campaign but on how good a president you'll be.
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