>>>>>>Could you or anyone else in this agreement specify now what kind of "historic changes" are supposed to come, or at least what kind of historic changes should come? Naturally enough, it would be interesting to see wider selection of answers just to compare that this "agreement" is really an agreement, so I deliberately send this reply to few posters, not just to you.
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>>>>>I didn't say historic changes will come, although of course I hope they do. I said the election of a black candidate (or biracial for those who prefer that term) was a historic event. That's all. Now we will find out what Obama can actually do.
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>>>>Or might do, or intends to do, or is told to do, or ...
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>>>>It would have been convenient to have a clue what his real intentions were before the election.
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>>>>Hopefully he doesn't damage the nation too badly before his 4 years are up.
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>>>Obama said he'll fundamentally change America.
>>>I thought the USA is fundamentally a great country already. It has areas in which it can improve, much like a baseball team. Add a new quicker short-stop maybe an outfielder or two..... But fundamental change?.... I don't know... and I don't know what he means... we'll see what happens.
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>>>I'm supporting him now that he'll be our president soon.
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>>That's all anyone can reasonably ask -- give him a chance.
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>But next election I'm still voting Republican. :)
>I have a feeling that the Republicans will counter with someone like Michael Steel, Shelby Steel or Dr. Eric Wallace next time.

Three impressive men - I'd go with Shelby.