>>>>FWIW it's already predicted in some healthcare circles that some of the stated intentions are unaffordable in the current financial straits, meaning Obama is going to have to go to the electorate and downscale expectations. Some will cast that as a sleazy politician going back on his word. Others will cast it as a decent man being honest with his fellow citizens rather than trying to weasel out of it. What seems very obvious is that his number one priority has to be to get America working and spending again. Everything else flows on from that. I don't know what it will cost in the end but presumably he and his team will ensure that regulations and equity to an equivalent or preferably greater value is extracted from the parties responsible for this mess.
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>>>A looooooooooot of pressure on that team. We'll see. Anyone knows if he'll still used the net a lot like he did for his campaign?
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>>>A nice thing for him would be to mention his achievements on his web site.
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>>I think he had to give up his Blackberry. Obama was fighting it but even he seemed resigned to losing it.
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>He gets to keep it, or a variation of it:
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>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28780205/

Cool!

Obama views the connection to the outside world as vital, seeing it as a tool to help him “stay in touch with the flow of everyday life,” he said on NBC’s “Today” show recently.

I agree with that, despite the security concerns.