Bursting Obama’s Balloons

Good Buddy Tony, Blago (at least he's tough), ACORN, WeatherF**k Ayers, Dr. J. Wright, Father Flamer, Aduchi, ACORN, Chicago, F. M. Davis, Cousin Odinga & burned alive Christians, Louie F. & the bow-tie bandits, Kenya, Indonesia, Islam, Birth Certificates, Communism, etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.

Birds of a Feather...........

You asked for it...You got it......Toyota....

Allah Akbar ya'll

NOBAMA!!!

Not to worry Howard, 46% of us didn???t buy the Obama snake oil and are in no danger of being disillusioned. Being in charge means having to choose, like Pastor Rick Warren delivering the invocation at your inauguration. The true believers and independents will realize they have been duped just in time for the 2010 congressional elections. Obama will prove to be as dynamic a president as he was effective as a senator ??? go ahead, try and name one thing he changed.

Obama raised expectations to where they are by chanting change and hope over and over again, and rarely providing even a clue as to what he would actually do. That got him a majority of the voters, despite his inexperience and unsavory ties with criminals and haters, because they decided he would change things in the direction they wanted. The gay community decided he would champion gay civil rights in both the military and civilian life, Jewish voters decided he would continue to be a friend to Israel, etc, etc. And everyone had reason to think we would have a fresh new era in politics. Well now we see the stench of the cesspool of Chicago corruption with Rezco, Obama, Emanuel, Axelrod, and Blagojevich all tied together, moving into the White House, Gay voters are beginning to realize that gay civil rights of any kind are unlikely under Obama as he invites a man who equates their rights with pedophilia and incest to give his inaugural invocation, and we'll find out fairly quickly whether he truly supports Israel or will pressure them to give in to Terrorism as many people foretold during the election. All in all I think that we have reason to lower our expectations where Obama is concerned....but hope springs eternal......he hasn't even taken office yet.......we should give him a chance!

I've known Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell, the GOP leader in the Senate, for 30 years. He just won reelection. He does not mind taking unpopular stands. He will have questions, some of them reasonable.
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Like what's in it for Toyota?

What a joke, Obama, his team and his supporters main goal during the election was to raise expectations. Remember hope. What are you telling is, that it was really hopelessness that he was running on.

The liberal MSM is a joke. Obama made promises that no rational person thought could be kept, but all the irrational Bush Derangement Syndrome liberals didn't want to doubt their Messiah. Obama will be a failure. Not because of what he inhereted, but because he and his followers are living in la la land.

We got what we voted for. The next four years are going to be a roller coaster. I hope my harness is tight.

Wonder what Mr. Fineman's pay for this article was: emotional or monetary. Sounds like a pulling lineman coming around the corner to make things easier for the following halfback.

President Obama will indeed be the president of change. He promised it and I believe it will be so. He promised solutions to the economy, to the budget, to the Washington stalemate, to global warming, to energy in 10 years or less. Now he has to make it so, in the words of Captain Kirk.

And iven if he doesn't, he will be the President of change: of changed promises, or changed solutions, of changed openess, of changed truthfullness. I am hoping for the former, but in light of political reality, I will not be surprised to see the latter. Indeed, he will be The One. How we finish the phrase will depend on his performance. I wish him the best...he will need it. As to Mr. Fineman, I hope his check clears.

Always lower your expectations. That's a great way to start off a new job. That's part of what's wrong with this country. If you expect mediocrity, that's all you'll get. Way to go, press.

As the world turns to the US to lead the way to finding solutions, we need to raise expectations, not lower them. When President Carter spoke to Americans about the difficulties facing us in 1979 and the need to sacrifice together to solve the problems, Reagan came on and told us to be more selfish. 9/11, when the nation was ready to pull together, Bush came on and told us to go out and spend. We need to learn from history. Republicans have shown us that ignoring problems, lowering our expectations as to our ability to solve the issues facing us, leads to failure. Democrates have shown that by taping into the American will, we can solve any crises. Part of Obama's success was tapping into Americans willingness to win in the face of the crises. Will he be 100% succesful, probably not. But like President Franklin Roosevelt, you try something and if that doesn't work, you try something else. Being from Utah, this was brought home last night when the University of Utah beat a great Alabama team. If Utah had lowered thier expectations they would not have won. And Alabama, even in thier losing, didn't lower thier expectations. They played hard until the end. Lowering expectations doesn't win games or solve world problems.

As the world turns to the US to lead the way to finding solutions, we need to raise expectations, not lower them. When President Carter spoke to Americans about the difficulties facing us in 1979 and the need to sacrifice together to solve the problems, Reagan came on and told us to be more selfish. 9/11, when the nation was ready to pull together, Bush came on and told us to go out and spend. We need to learn from history. Republicans have shown us that ignoring problems, lowering our expectations as to our ability to solve the issues facing us, leads to failure. Democrates have shown that by taping into the American will, we can solve any crises. Part of Obama's success was tapping into Americans willingness to win in the face of the crises. Will he be 100% succesful, probably not. But like President Franklin Roosevelt, you try something and if that doesn't work, you try something else. Being from Utah, this was brought home last night when the University of Utah beat a great Alabama team. If Utah had lowered thier expectations they would not have won. And Alabama, even in thier losing, didn't lower thier expectations. They played hard until the end. Lowering expectations doesn't win games or solve world problems.

Obama is going to find out very quickly that there is a lot of difference between campaign retoric and the actual facts.He is going to have to "grow up fast. " He is also going to find out that George Bush knew what he was doing.It is going to be very interesting this next year.