>>>>>Just came from home, watching people of Chikago celebrating last night;
>>>>>I was deeply moved by all that emotion, feeling of hope and happiness expressed by hundreds of thousands of ordinary people who gathered there to wellcome new President.
>>>>>
>>>>>You should be proud of yourselves. You finally got President you deserve.
>>>>>One everybody can and have to respect. My sincere congratulations to all of you.
>>>>>
>>>>>God Bless You & All the Best :)
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>>>>One could argue that they've always got the president they deserve! :-)
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>>>>But seriously, it shows a maturity and the world seems to be happy with the choice.
>>>
>>>Those are the types of statements that just don't seem appropriate. Electing Obama instead of McCain is not a sign of 'maturity.' It is a sign of extreme displeasure with the current administration, a desire for extreme change, a different set of economic and political values, a fear of an older president with an inexperienced vice president, and a desire to see history made.
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>>>I'm sure quite a few 'mature' individuals felt McCain or Barr were a better choice. The majority of the U.S. just didn't agree :o)
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>>The majority of the US followed along with the lack of concrete proposals and candy store mentality generated by the messiah's half-billion$ campain machine.
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>>People are still making wish lists of all the wonderful things they think the Messiah will give them. They make wish lists because there really wasn't much of any substance in his campaign, so people can just fantacise.
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>What ya mean? he promised "Change" didn't he!

Yep. He promised change and his positions changed continuously during the campaign. He even changed his position on change - from 'change' to 'change we need' or some BS like that.