What Will You Do If Obama is Elected President? (Ron Paul, unemployment, voting)

[jest721]

I just hope the country can become more unified, regardless of which one becomes the next president. There are some critical issues facing the next administration, and partisanship is going to cripple any progress.

[remedy a4]

I will watch an Obama administration do some positive things for people in this country and restore the status of the USA in the world

OBAMA '08! k:

[jmarquise]

more unified? HAHAHA! the united states as we know it will not exist in less than 50 years.

Originally Posted by jest721

I just hope the country can become more unified, regardless of which one becomes the next president. There are some critical issues facing the next administration, and partisanship is going to cripple any progress.

[SarahSal]

Wow! For the most part these comments were fairly positive. Maybe there is a chance that our country can come together and begin erasing all the divisiveness that's done nothing but pull *us all* down. Despite the current financial crisis, maybe in the midst of all this adversity we can find a common denominator in love for our country above all else. Maybe a new day IS dawning. I'm hopeful we can finally rise above the partisan politics with the common goal of restoring our country to its former greatness. I'll probably cry a few tears of happiness and relief then go out and buy a new American flag (to replace my tattered old flag) and hang it proudly once again. I'll also pray that John McCain will accept the verdict of the American people graciously.

[ShoppingCartLaw]

I would pray that Obama and the democrats would not destroy the country further.


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Originally Posted by SarahSal

Wow! For the most part these comments were fairly positive. Maybe there is a chance that our country can come together and begin erasing all the divisiveness that's done nothing but pull *us all* down. Despite the current financial crisis, maybe in the midst of all this adversity we can find a common denominator in love for our country above all else. Maybe a new day IS dawning. I'm hopeful we can finally rise above the partisan politics with the common goal of restoring our country to its former greatness. I'll probably cry a few tears of happiness and relief then go out and buy a new American flag (to replace my tattered old flag) and hang it proudly once again. I'll also pray that John McCain will accept the verdict of the American people graciously.

Good post!

[jmarquise]

lol

Originally Posted by SarahSal

Wow! For the most part these comments were fairly positive. Maybe there is a chance that our country can come together and begin erasing all the divisiveness that's done nothing but pull *us all* down. Despite the current financial crisis, maybe in the midst of all this adversity we can find a common denominator in love for our country above all else. Maybe a new day IS dawning. I'm hopeful we can finally rise above the partisan politics with the common goal of restoring our country to its former greatness. I'll probably cry a few tears of happiness and relief then go out and buy a new American flag (to replace my tattered old flag) and hang it proudly once again. I'll also pray that John McCain will accept the verdict of the American people graciously.

[jest721]

Originally Posted by jmarquise

more unified? HAHAHA! the united states as we know it will not exist in less than 50 years.

Even Bush, the most divisive president since Lincoln, had a chance after 9/11 to unite the country and he failed. Surely the next president will have at least 1 chance to bring people together, I just hope he's up to the task.
As for your bold statement that the US as I know it will not exist in 50 years, I don't disagree. In fact, I think you could make that statement at any point in the country's history or future, and it would be a true statement.

[normie]

Originally Posted by colleeng47

I do not want to see Obama win the election, because I don't think he's ready to be president.

However if he does win, I would support him as president, and give him every opportunity to prove himself capable of doing the job. I also think it would be kind of neat to have an African American family in the white house.

What a classy post! Thank you for joining our forum.

It's refreshing to see there are people out there with a healthy and sane approach to an election. I support Obama, myself--and I definitely share your attitude if McCain wins.

[GermanSpy]

Why, watch Fox News of course!