The Cantor Brand

Wow----I hope you don't believe what you wrote. The democrats deserve you.

24 hours after the election and already the Republicans are trying to lay the groundwork to blame the Demcrats fro any thing and everything. No matter who the Presidnet is the hole GWB has dug for us will ba LONGGGGGGGGGGG and Pianfullllllllllllllllllllll climb to try and get back to any type of recovery. I will say this I was pround of teh speak Mccain gave on Tuesday night, at least he looks to the future and talked about working together to fix all that GWB di dto this country, not spend all his efforts crying about who is gonna be balmed for all the pain, wich was caused by GWB and President Cheney who has really been the one who ran this great country into the ground. So lets stop whinning and roll up our sleeves and start to rebuild.

You won't have worry about jobs anymore. According to obammmmmmmmmmma, he's going to spread the wealth. So that means what little I have, he will try to take and give it to the bums who want handouts.

armygruntBob here responding to armygruntJoe: Sorry you came back for Bush...glad you have quit again. I am also sorry that you don't get what this Country needs to do to move forward but am so glad and grateful that enough of us did to make our voices heard loud and clear!

Congrats to Obama nation...now here is your new dilemna: for the past 8 years you blame everything on Bush(even having an ugly baby...itBush fault) or the Republicans; now you have the Democrats control the senate,congress and the presidency...who you and the liberal media going to blame now if everything get worse...remember the Carter administration,double digit inflation and recession and a laughingstock to the rest of the world for his policy of APPEASMENT, military was left to rot and promotions were frozen...actually worse 4 years than Bush 8 years...Obama almost have the same plan future policy like Carter...so who you and the liberal media going to blame the next 4 years?...adios family of cabrons

Cantor is an over ambitious loud mouth who will not help the GOP. We need people that can work together and Cantor is not the guy to do it. I have watched this guy give several interviews and he reminds me of a school yard bully.

I just have a few words to add here. I believe in low taxes, a smaller government, and a strong national defense. I just don't believe that Obama will do what he says. His voting record is too far to the left like the Move On.org crowd. The election was the result of the Republican base in Washington leaving its brand. They kept spending and spending! I feel that we had some poor choices for President this cycle. I hope for the best moving forward. Im a Independent voter in Los Angeles and I approve this message!

Mr Cantor needs to show much better leadership for Americans than his display during the vote on the bailout...he was a no idea Democrat basher. As Whip, he must earn consensus from Reps, Dems, Indeps and the populous as a whole.

Dear texansformccain08,
I too doubt any politician will live up to everything they promise. Obama will be no different that anyone else in that regard.
However, your comment on the Star Spangled Banner is not accurate. This is a long-running MYTH on the internet, and has been disproved many times. Let's all try to argue our point s with information that is REAL, not made up, OK?

Congrats

I really was not impressed with either candidate in this election. I used to be a die hard Republican, but now I'm unsure. I do agree that Bush's advisors helped destroy his administration more than he did. He was electable and behind the scenes, Cheney and his cronies laughed all the way to the bank. They got to accomplish what they set out to accomplish long before the 2000 & 2004 elections.

I'm not leaning to the left either. Watching Obama and Hillary go head to head was interesting on the campaign trail ( although the media sideshow was disgusting), but I don't really believe they will let bygones be bygones. Although I wish Mr. Obama well as president of our country, he is becoming the leader of this nation at a very thankless time. The economy is bad, we're in a very unpopular war, and the president really lacks the overall power to change either one. Now that the Democrats control both Congress and the White House it will be interesting to see what happens.

In the end, the president will shoulder the blame. One final thought: Did you know that the Congressional job approval rating was actually lower than President Bush's before the elections? I am very anxious to see what happens.

Richard Pryor had keen insight when he said "White people are so stupid"
I???m so fed up with our corrupt political system after breaking my back for years building my business and fighting from going bankrupt, a bunch of naïve Americans elect an even more naïve career politician, president. I and many of my business partners have decided to pack it in, I???m laying off 50 plus workers starting next month and retiring. No way in hell am I going to pay this numskull???s capital gains tax and run my business into the ground before I can cash out!

Guess What! Now that obammmmma got in we are going to be saddled with all the losers that clinton had in his white house. He can't even be original with who to pick.

As for Eric Cantor, I wish him the best.