WHEN (not IF) Obama wins tonight, what can we look forward too as Americans? (Rush Limbaugh, unemployment)

[Theliberalvoice]

• Republican/Conservative meltdown. "America re-elected a non white, baby killing, commie, socialist, fascist, Muslim, God hating, women supporting, freedom loathing, non USA born dictator president!" Wahhh!!!!
• Rush Limbaugh declaring he wants Obama to fail. Or some other Republican mindless pundit.
• Faster economic recovery for the 8 painful Bush years. 4 more to undo the 8.
• More women friendly policies
• Healthcare overhaul and finally getting down to business now that he does not have to worry about re-election
• Foreign relationships becoming stronger. More faith in American comeback!
• Gay friendly policies
• President who believes in science and climate change
• Pro middle class and working class

What else are you looking forward too? And Republicans/Conservatives, feel free to troll or vent here. It is inevitable that Obama will win!!!



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[djacques]

Limbaugh will either stroke out or get back on Oxycontin.

[Willsson]

Bankruptcy

[LibertyForever]

Originally Posted by tofurkey

Bankruptcy

Oh come on! Not just bankruptcy but complete economic collapse....no one seems to realize Obamney refuses to fix the problem and is just going to continue to spend spend spend...the nation will collapse and that's why I hope he gets re elected...that and I can't stand Willard..country collapses,falls apart into small enclaves libertarian,freedom loving folks make at least an attempt to make a country from the ruins...leave the neo cons,liberals and all the other assorted idiots to their own devices.

[swbtoo]

Originally Posted by tofurkey

Bankruptcy

Or, at best, four more years of the same while he does "more traveling" as he's said he'll do.

I don't expect he'll win. I don't think people will be fooled twice (in the same numbers as before).

[HurricaneDC]

I'm gonna laugh at the absolute insanity we'll see on here over the next few days. I'm definitely not Obama's biggest fan, but at this point I really can't stand the general platform and policies of the Republican party. I want to see it knocked down a peg. Maybe that'll finally encourage the more moderate members of the party to silence the religious extremists in the party.

[kaimuki]

I expect the status quo no matter who wins.

[OICU812]

Originally Posted by Theliberalvoice

• Republican/Conservative meltdown. "America re-elected a non white, baby killing, commie, socialist, fascist, Muslim, God hating, women supporting, freedom loathing, non USA born dictator president!" Wahhh!!!!
• Rush Limbaugh declaring he wants Obama to fail. Or some other Republican mindless pundit.
• Faster economic recovery for the 8 painful Bush years. 4 more to undo the 8.
• More women friendly policies
• Healthcare overhaul and finally getting down to business now that he does not have to worry about re-election
• Foreign relationships becoming stronger. More faith in American comeback!
• Gay friendly policies
• President who believes in science and climate change
• Pro middle class and working class

What else are you looking forward too? And Republicans/Conservatives, feel free to troll or vent here. It is inevitable that Obama will win!!!

We will have more of the same over the last four years, a president who really doesn't like capitalism, could care less about the economy or a declining private sector, as long as there is enough food stamps and welfare to go around.

We will have more wasted billions on green energy cronyism, and an outright war on coal mining, coal-fired power plants, oil, natural gas etc...

Sky high tax increases on everyone, a giant regulatory burden. Etc...

[ELR123]

Well at least the next 2-3 years will be based off what Obama did during his first term, no matter who wins. I expect we'll see what we already got from Obama. Whether that's good or bad I won't touch on for now.

And yes, we'll see some butthurt here and other places.

[Frozenyo]

I expect more terrorists to die, The War in Afghanistan to end, a real new energy policy to emerge, continued decline in the unemployment rate, increased manufacturing. We can also look forward to not going backward, deregulation, sexist practices, inadequate healthcare, economically weighted playing field etc...

I think the largest overlooked achievement regarding Obama's election and Presidency is the way that many more minorities are engaged and educated on how the political process works and how it effects everyday people. I personally know people that never cared about politics but are glued to everything that's going on. These people will now pass this knowledge and influence on to young people. The right would be negligent to ignore this fact and continue to ignore what will sooner rather than later become the majority of voters in this country.