
I'm not politically affiliated, which is a nice way of saying I can't agree with everything either of the front running candidates say. To which most people say, "Who can?" Perhaps I have been a fence sitter too long. I do watch Jon Stewart's show occasionally, smirks and smiles covering the schmucks in congress, politics given the way I can handle it. (His coverage on last night "Indecision 2008" was hysterical)
I also don't watch the news. There is never anything good on. It feels like the same thing everyday "World's going to hell in a hand-basket, yah dah yah dah..." and I can do without. But I always prayerfully consider the presidential candidates and their policies, and the same thing everytime, neither candidate feels right. So it was with indifference, some awe and excitement (let's face it, I think a change in the White House will be good) I watched President-elect Obama's acceptance speech.
Highlights:
I also don't watch the news. There is never anything good on. It feels like the same thing everyday "World's going to hell in a hand-basket, yah dah yah dah..." and I can do without. But I always prayerfully consider the presidential candidates and their policies, and the same thing everytime, neither candidate feels right. So it was with indifference, some awe and excitement (let's face it, I think a change in the White House will be good) I watched President-elect Obama's acceptance speech.
Highlights:
- "Yes, we can" Powerful, feel good.....and a little Bob-the-builder for me. PBS should look into a possible copyright suit.
- McCain's wife has never been a favorite of mine, so doing the mental math of his age minus her age mulitplied by the number of children divided among his 14 houses times by his millions that I hope he tries to find solace in (and will be taxed on now under Obama's captial gains tax)......wow I am all mathed out! What number did you come up with?
- The journalism coverage, every network putting forth their African American journalists to cover the historic event. THE UNITED STATES IS NOT RACIST, get a new angle. It is big yes, to have an amazing African American president, but Palin being the first vice president elect woman would have been just as ground breaking but somehow....not as historical??? Go figure.
- I am pretty sure that the nation started in 1776, or there abouts, approximately July 4th. If I'm wrong ask that nice lady in Mississippi Obama kept quoting, who was apparently there. Anyway, that would, according to my Aristolean mathmatics equal out to 232 years old. I believe Obama relayed 202 years.
- So wait, I have had to put up with tons of negativity from both the Republican and Democratic sides during this campaign, Do I get a puppy too?
I believe that the Republican party put forth the wrong candidate. Mitt Romney's experience and politcal stance were far superior to McCain's but no one could see past his religion. So I wrote him in. Maybe next time. Your thoughts?
5 comments:
That was a great, insightful, and hilarious post.
And I agree with everything you said.
It's been an interesting year - and now that the election is over with I am a bit nervous, but interested to see what will really happen.
Time will tell, I guess.
Great Post! I want a Puppy too - NOT!
Amen sista! You said it all! And I think we should all get a puppy.
Too funny! I love it too! I didn't like John McCain either, hopefully everything will be okay but it's pretty scary to think about what the future can hold!
Okay, you're hilarious! And you are so right-- BOB the BUILDER!!
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