As historic as the last election was, I don’t know if any of us truly realize just how historic the election of the next President of the United States will be.
Shortly after Barack Obama was sworn in, he proceeded to publicly undo, by Executive Order, many rules put in place by his predecessor. It was kind of like a stick in the eye to President Bush, a gesture Obamabots relished. However, when the next president takes office and immediately begins to repeal the worrisome laws and policies enacted by Obama and his Democrat House, there will not only be relishing by the American public, but one huge sigh of relief that America has been freed.
The stock markets should boom as the American people see an arrogant, elitist group of children sent packing. They will also have memorable, firsthand experience of what unleashed liberalism has done to the economy (and our lives in general).
People will look at the media with an extremely skeptical eye, as their Obama-cheerleading helped cause the nation so much misery. Liberals will always be liberals and not admit they were the ones who naively bought into “hope” and “change”, thus they will not admit their being suckered caused so much damage to America.
(Remember, this is a thought piece based on what has happened in just over the last 60-plus days. We still have three years, nine-plus months to go….)
The next president (who could possibly be a Republican) will be embraced by the American people. Not because of any partisan label, but in less than four years our neighbors will want ABO (anyone but Obama).
I’ve made the comparison between Barack Obama (the second black president) and Deval Patrick (first and probably last black governor of Massachusetts). Chicago political strategist David Axelrod used Patrick as practice. Patrick ran on “Together We Can”, a vague phrase that sent white-guilt liberals orgasmic, while Axelrod perfected the oppposition-to-Deval-Patrick-is-racist pushback.
By the way, check out any recent Massachusetts news story about Deval Patrick. To be quite honest, he’s an almost daily fuck up machine. The folks here can’t wait for him to go.
Axelrod took his race-based campaign national with Obama. Same vague phrases during the campaign, and a disastrous term so far.
Our next president will be welcomed by the American people, as well as foreign leaders. Our enemies will know the word games will have ceased. The Constitution will be worth the parchment it was written on.
Barack Obama went too far. As an angry black liberal, he saw this as his opportunity to go from slave ancestor (if that’s even the case) to Master-in-Chief and make up for the centuries of oppression.
The next president will just be the president, as that’s all we ever vote for. He (or she) will be a president we’ll be happy to see occasionally on television. It will be nice to hear optimism again and not be scolded by someone doing so via a teleprompter.
It will be nice to have our president back at last, back at last; thank God almighty, the president’s back at last.
Hopefully the NObama will be nuetered in the 2010 elections.
Wow, what planet are you living on? Are you sure you’re not talking about George W. Bush?
The return of The Bots?
Possibly, but it could have been said with sarcasm as well. Either way, so what? One of the sites I frequent, mises.org, has a guy (I think it was Thomas Woods Jr) who said he was excited about Bush because he thought he’d be the last American President, but you can’t beat their take on the free market.