Opinion Talk

By red

November 5, 2008 6:39 AM | Link to this

You said you will reach across the aisle. Will you? Your party will be seeking blood—does this help the American people? What is best for the country may not be best for those who desire power and abuse it

By Dondee

November 5, 2008 6:41 AM | Link to this

Of course he should stick to protocol. He’s not president YET!!!!! Last I looked,January 20 was inauguration day. He’ll be president soon enough….don’t need to change the rules for the messiah, yet. By the way, the look captured on BO’s face on the front page of the web edition was priceless.

God Bless and Save America…..we’re going to need it.

By Peadawg

November 5, 2008 6:42 AM | Link to this

‘m gonna laugh once he socializes health care and someone who voted for him has to wait 3 years for a kidney transplant…your dumbass can’t complain

By DawgSpanky!

November 5, 2008 6:44 AM | Link to this

Obama better have a clue and not touch Capital Gains rates unless he wants to erode the economy even further than the Bush Administration and democratic Congress has thus far. Hopefully, he will wait until the economy has recovered, before he lowers the boom on all Middle Class tax payers with higher taxes. He has been lying through his teeth about his inevitable tax plan to fund his welfare system.

By AGF

November 5, 2008 6:44 AM | Link to this

The President elect better spend all the time he has preparing himself for the job he has persuded the majority of people he can do. While the libral media and all of his supporters would love to have Obama step up and make pronouncements and push his agendas, George Bush is STILL The President and will fulfill his constitutional responsibility right up till 12:00p, January 20th, 2009.

By clyde

November 5, 2008 6:45 AM | Link to this

Obama becomes President on January 20,2009.Until then he is a Senator and snd should do what a Senator is elected to do.Shoving aside a sitting President may not be seen as a wise move.Have patience,your checks are in the mail.

By Dondee

November 5, 2008 6:45 AM | Link to this

Red…

Don’t you think the liberal democrats were looking for blood? I think they were with the way they and the liberal media aligned to blame GWB for anything and everything. Not saying there shouldn’t have been some fault laid, this has been excessive. But, once the 94 election was over and the libs lost so roundly, they have been looking for a way to draw blood. I haven’t seen much bipartisanship coming from the other side of the aisle lately.

So, you can’t blame us too much if we’re not quite ready to reach across to the other side, yet.

By rdub

November 5, 2008 6:45 AM | Link to this

Every news outlet (fox, cnn, msnbc,…)has GA as a red state accept ajc.com. why is that? are they telling Fulton County what they want to hear?

By Dondee

November 5, 2008 6:47 AM | Link to this

Only 4 comments and 3 were removed and amazingly they were the ones having been posted by us losers! Has the fairness doctrine already been enacted?

Of course the prez elect needs to follow protocol. Jan 20 will be here soon enough….he can wait.

By mp

November 5, 2008 7:01 AM | Link to this

hold on to your wallets folks

By st simons

November 5, 2008 7:02 AM | Link to this

Now the blacks can’t use the race card!!!

By Michael

November 5, 2008 7:14 AM | Link to this

Such awful comments. It will take extreme aggression starting today. The easy days are over. The next four year will require action on all Americans. Being that I’m 34 years all, those previous generations before us, in all colors has left a destructive cycle of debt that my generation and younger must deal with. So it’s time to roll up our sleeves and work extremely hard.

By Worried

November 5, 2008 7:19 AM | Link to this

The Dems need to keep in mind that while Barack Obama won an electoral college landslide that their victory based on popular vote was nothing like a landslide. Don’t forget that almost 50% of the people voted for John McCain - so take the opportunity to bring people together and stop the divisiveness we’ve experienced to much during the last several years.

In an election where the Republican president has the lowest approval ratings EVER, we are fighting two unpopular wars, the economy is in the tank and (until recently) gas prices were an issue - the Democratic candidate should have run away with this election. You have to ask - why didn’t he? The reason is because not all of his policies are popular - so please don’t rush to make costly changes that will be very hard to undo.

Take your time and make sure you do this right.

By Proud American

November 5, 2008 7:25 AM | Link to this

I’m afraid we have allowed ourselves to elect someone that will destroy what our fore fathers fought and worked fore. People have elected not by principal of what a canidate stood for but people voted according to skin color, a large number of people donot even know the differences between the two canidates. I pray Obama will surround his self with quaified people and we get thru the next four years .

By BB

November 5, 2008 7:26 AM | Link to this

You know from time to time I check out this blog and have read the comments on various subject matters and all I can say is that you guys are BRUTTAL!

You have stinkin’ thinkin’ and no heart. And the change that has been echoed in President-Elect Obama’s campaign is the change that first starts within ourselves.

Senator McCain’s concession speech was heart felt and moving. I am just sad that I had a chance to see these side of him after defeat as oppose to when he ran his presidential campaign.

By Timon

November 5, 2008 7:28 AM | Link to this

So do I have to wait until January 20 to go to Oprah’s house and get MY share of her wealth?

By A True American

November 5, 2008 7:35 AM | Link to this

All you foolish people will soon see the US as we know it is done for. The change this man is going to make will only doom us all. What foolish people we have that would vote for such a man with his back ground to run this country. I ask Why?

The door has now been opened this country is done for in a big way.

By Mac

November 5, 2008 7:35 AM | Link to this

Payback is hell. After 8 years of non-stop second guessing, insults and complaining about the American president, we now get to indulge in 4 years of second guessing, insults and complaining about the World’s president,

By Pierce Randall

November 5, 2008 7:37 AM | Link to this

Obama has a pretty clear-cut mandate, but it’s important to look at what that mandate’s for: Voters trust him to make even-handed but pro-active steps on this economic crisis, to take steps towards insuring more people (especially children), to pursue a progressive agenda on education while empowering state and local boards to better deal with aggressive teachers’ unions (sorry, teachers! I’m just saying what I think got him elected), “rebuild national infrastructure” — whatever that means, renew international commitments, step it up in Afghanistan, liberalize relations with Iran in the same way that Bush, on his hands and knees, has had to concede in the North Korea case, and articulate a withdrawal plan that includes accountability in Iraq (his grand strategy), while generally going by the on-the-ground strategic recommendations of someone like Petreaus. Oh yeah, and give really inspiring speeches.

The tricky thing is, to get all of that passed, he’s going to have do some things the public would probably prefer he’d not; to put it another way, he’s going to have to take steps to fill that mandate that would lose him votes if he ran talking about them: First of all, forget taxes — there’s a consensus that the deficit’s too high. He’s going to have to raise the federal deficit fairly significantly to get the economy back on track, and to coordinate with international economic recover efforts. Along the same track, he’s going to have to pass future bailout bills if it’s indicated they’re needed. That’s really not so bad, as you saw a vituperative public at first, but then a much more equivocated one later. Chambliss, after all, wasn’t recalled. The other big fight with the public is going to be the environment. Yeah, the public in theory supports doing something about global warming. But it’s not going to take much of a raise in energy prices (to be fair, McCain had a very similar carbon tax initiative) for them to lose their interest. Especially in a recession. It’s a double-bind: Pass environmental legislation early on to move it under the radar before elections, but then risk economic growth, or pass it in a few years, after we recover a bit, and watch legislative majorities diminish, or a tough re-election bid. Obama says he’ll give Congress 18 months. He’s letting them, in effect, decide their own mid-term fates. Expect Republicans to see the opportunity in delaying action until 6 months before the next vote.

In any case, Obama has no mandate, and it would do him questionable political good, to pass things like the “Fairness Doctrine,” or dip into the cultural battles of the 80s and 90s (abortion, gay marriage, affirmative action). I mean, he probably won’t lose a lot of votes directly on those issues, so he should push what is right, with the caveat that they’ll all somewhat damage his bipartisan promise, and risk future credibility for his policies.

The last group is things people really aren’t going to vote on, so he can do whatever he thinks is right. You hear a lot of passionate people talk about the risk of an activist court. Well, as long as you appoint someone who’s credible on jurisprudence, they can be as activist as you want. Bush did not lose votes or support on Roberts or Alito, as Clinton did not on Ginsburg. Bush did lose support on Harriet Meirs, Ashcroft, and Gonzalez. If Obama wants to expand reproductive rights, I’d forget about all that stuff he told the radio show that got played back like he’s a socialist, and stick that goal in the courts. It’s a good way not to get any more blame on the issue than you already do. The union card-vote thing is probably also something voters will, in the end, be ambivalent about.

My main point: Obama was very careful in describing bipartisanship as not necessarily giving up your mandate to lead, but in drawing people across the aisle in on it. The first set of things are what he’s won over a lot of Republicans on (not the Jim Wooten types, but the ones looking for re-election in, I dunno, Ohio, or Pennsylvania if there are any left). If he keeps those policies reasonable, and doesn’t complicate the political situation, he can get a lot done. The real test of Obama commitment to bipartisanship is how he treats issues like the Fairness Doctrine and the union card vote thing that he probably could get away with, but would tick of Republican elected officials.

(My disclosure: I’m a Democrat, and I support almost every Democratic Party platform at the national level, or something more aggressive or liberal, regardless of what I’m saying Obama should or should not do. So don’t be all like, “you don’t support affirmative action? you don’t support teachers’ unions?”)

By lost in space. GOP

November 5, 2008 7:42 AM | Link to this

The sun came up today! All this BS Obama is the anti -christ . This is pure fear and hate . Obama will work with the Gop DNC we have to. We as a people have to work to bring our nation back. The thing is we want to work with the gop as long as they work to help the working class. what a great country! Georgia is slow to see the light but they will good change is on the way bank on it!! word to the DNC stay humble and do the people business !! Working class need help !

By Joey

November 5, 2008 7:43 AM | Link to this

Obama should behave during the transition exactly as he expects the person who follows him to behave.

By Ben

November 5, 2008 7:58 AM | Link to this

Obama will be assertive in establishing socialism in the United States! His “spread the wealth” campaign is just a re-hash of the same concept used by the Bolshevicks in 1917. They spread the wealth for 90 years under the USSR’s regime.

By EB

November 5, 2008 8:07 AM | Link to this

I keep thinking about that foolish woman at the Obama rally who said that with a Barack Obama presidency she “wouldn’t have to worry about putting gas in her car and wouldn’t have to worry about paying her mortgage.” There are so many like her – people who sincerely believe that an Obama presidency is going to be a substitute for work. Give these people about six months and they’re going to be wondering what happened … where their gravy train went … why they’re still having to work for a living.

The big question for me today is whether or not freedom, economic liberty and self-sufficiency can make a comeback in America. Right now it seems that a dismaying number of Americans think that they are owed a living; that it is the government’s job to guarantee their economic security. Can we ever turn that around and return to a time when people accept the responsibility for their own lives and eschew the idea of using government as a tool of legalized plunder?

WHAT WE HAVE TO LOOK FORWARD TO

The end of the secret ballot in union elections A return of the Fairness Doctrine A tax code punishing the wealthy, businesses, entrepreneurs, achievers More federal government in government schools Universal healthcare Cap-and-trade policies on coal (no nuclear power, no drilling) Supreme Court justices who favor a vaporous idea of “fairness” over the Constitution The security of our nation and our allies (particularly Israel)

By atlgal

November 5, 2008 8:08 AM | Link to this

WE ARE SO PROUD OF OBAMA!!! OBAMA NEEDS TO BE ASSERTIVE BY FIXING THIS ECONOMY!! GETTING HEALTHCARE TOGTHER, AND CREATING JOBS!! WHITE AND BLACK PEOPLE LETS COME TOGTHER, NOW IS THE TIME!!

By Bob

November 5, 2008 8:13 AM | Link to this

Obama does not have to push anything. Once he is in office the media will quit running stories on the homeless and uninsured. When unemployment hits 8% the story will be that 8% is really good and all the people now have good jobs and CEO’s now make minimum wage.

By Lakeisha

November 5, 2008 8:23 AM | Link to this

Obama won this election big time and should immediately start making big changes. He needs first to get all these white racists out of the government in Washington D.C. We’re still trying to do that in Atlanta. Then, he needs to end that stupid war in Iraq and take all that money and invest it in inner city projects, where it is needed and programs for homeless and low income. He’s got the power and needs to use it!!!

By Dan

November 5, 2008 8:23 AM | Link to this

Atlgal, the pres has very little impact on the economy, except of course in the media, he has even less to do with creating jobs. Now as far as being assertive…now that he actually has an executive job for teh first time ever someone needs to remind him he can’t vote “present”

By Reality check

November 5, 2008 8:33 AM | Link to this

Remember -

Government creates NO jobs. ALl the government can do is take money that could be used for other things and start make work jobs. Those waiting for checks, jobs, and other manna from the government will be sorely disappointed.

Obama will end up being like a better spoken Jimmy Carter. Unemployment in double digits and interest rates at 20% - do you remember that?

Constitutionally GW is President until 1/20/09. Obama should be developing his cabinet and working on the transition.

By Michael

November 5, 2008 9:05 AM | Link to this

He is a US Senator so he should get some House member to introduce legislation that will get the ball rolling on enslaving the whites and taking all their stuff.

By oleangrybob

November 5, 2008 9:11 AM | Link to this

America has been sold a bill of goods, but on the bright side all the first time voters will know how it feels to be let down by a politician. “GOD BLESS (or damn)? AMERICA” good luck to all

By naima

November 5, 2008 9:13 AM | Link to this

I love this Great MAN, I wish him the best..GOD loves him will protect him. I love you Obama like a blood related person…i don’t know why i have this feeling?? But the best thing ever happening in USA

By reservoirDAWG

November 5, 2008 9:14 AM | Link to this

America is screwed. You people are idiots to believe in this clown.

By Dan

November 5, 2008 9:23 AM | Link to this

Naima Why do you believe he is a great man? Lets hear some of his accomplishments.

By I Still Say NObama

November 5, 2008 9:24 AM | Link to this

This man is going to disappoint a lot of people, especially those waiting for that “free lunch”. So get out of the welfare lines, get a job, and pay your share of “spread the wealth”. NOTHING is free…SOMEONE is going to pay for it, and that means we, the taxpayers. You asked for a black prez, you got it. (Well sorta…he’s not but 1/8 black.) But you will be crying into your beer when you can no longer afford a beer, but those on welfare are drinking champagne.

By Bob

November 5, 2008 9:34 AM | Link to this

Let’s just hope he governs toward the middle. America has had enough of the right-wingers, and we don’t need to move to the far left now.

Be happy that we got rid of Bush, and govern toward the middle…where most of America is.

By NRB

November 5, 2008 9:35 AM | Link to this

Obama’s first order of business will be to kill all the white people.

By RealityKing

November 5, 2008 9:35 AM | Link to this

Does anyone here not know what the AJC staff wants by now?? But seriously.., if you guys had bothered to pay attention in history class, you too would know that the Constitution dictates the election process, not you or Obama.

Yes, the Constitution.. Now that’s a great article, you guys should read it some time.

By B J Lester

November 5, 2008 9:37 AM | Link to this

President-Elect Barack Obama should “be himself”. It is time for a change. I feel confident that he will know how to handle himself during the next two and a half months. He has demonstrated that he is wise and capable during the past two years of this campaign. He is a man with high standards and integrity. He can be trusted to do what is right for our country.

By OBAMA

November 5, 2008 9:38 AM | Link to this

you racist white people make me sick you can not tell me that the last 8 years have been good bush has destroyed this country and you want mccain? are all of you on ice or something your mad becuz you rnew leader is black well get used to it becuz MY PRESIDENT IS BLACK AND YOUR IS TOO!!!! YOU HONKEYS MAKE ME SICK YOU CAN HAVE THE WHITE QB WE HAVE A BLACK PRESIDENT

By Sharon

November 5, 2008 9:39 AM | Link to this

WOW I can’t believe all the hatred and racist comments here. It is for this reason that I rarely read the AJC blogs. I have never in my life seen or known of such IGNORANT people!! You hide behind the screens of your computers and spit out nothing but poison. I pray that God touch each of your hearts and allow you to see your true face and make you ashamed of what you see and change. Bottom line President OBAMA will be President to everyone you can’t change that no more than I could change the fact President Bush was. All we can do is pray that he can bring about the change and unity that I believe he truly desires for this country. I will say this though, until people like you, here on this blog start making changes within, we can never have change on the outside. God Bless.

By Chess

November 5, 2008 9:40 AM | Link to this

He will have a corporate approach to the issues in front of him. It will be a slow process.

I remember when Reagan was in office and as long as he seemed Presidential as the knife in our backs was put in with an American flag, republicans were cool. Well….Give Obama a chance. I have not forgot about Iran/Contra..Junk Bonds…Oliver North.

So now its time for a new direction. Part of war is respecting your opponent. Lets give the new president respect. Give Obama a chance to make you feel all warm in side like Reagan!!!

By hahahha

November 5, 2008 9:43 AM | Link to this

you guys are funny i bet you were mad as hell when they said obama spanked mccains butt. i know now we will hear every racist thing you crackers can comeup with much respect to the white people who want change who are tired of bush mccains big brother fking up the country obama whooped mccanis azz in this election he didnt have a chance so keep the hate goin you racist crackers our PRESIDENT IS BLACK !!!!

By Sharon

November 5, 2008 9:44 AM | Link to this

By NRB

November 5, 2008 9:35 AM | Link to this

Obama’s first order of business will be to kill all the white people.

So does that mean he’s going to kill all of his mother’s family as well?

Unbelievable Stupidity!!!

By GiveMeABreak

November 5, 2008 9:47 AM | Link to this

Give me a break!!! It never seizes to amaze me how anybody other than white is always considered less deserving of the hard work that has brought them to their destiny. This blog is full of opinions with very little facts. Better yet, this blog reminds me of the ‘Lynch’ mentality, tell ‘them that they are nothing and they will believe it’. I wonder if you are teaching your children to hate everybody that is not white. May God have mercy on your souls.

By destiny

November 5, 2008 9:48 AM | Link to this

i have read all the comments. people saying Obama is going to ruin what the forfathers created. what did they create besides hatred. you had no porblems with 43 white presidents but now that a black man makes it then it’s race thing. and to the idiot NRB, you say he will kill all the white people, well lets talk about all the blacks and other races the whites have killed in their greed and hunger for power. you’re so stupid. its not the blacks crying about race but the guilty whites. this man is biracial and raised by his WHITE grandparents. he is not racist. get over it!! a change was needed and a change has come!!! not for just the black americans but for all americans. and it is a change for the good!!

By No Name

November 5, 2008 9:49 AM | Link to this

We are so screwed. What does the job market look like in Canada right now? :(

I hope you socialist a-holes are happy when you’re standing in line for a g******* loaf of BREAD.

By Dr. R

November 5, 2008 9:56 AM | Link to this

I would like Obama to start this week by calling in Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid and saying, “You guys suck; you’re fired.” He is going to need more effective, less partisan leaders in Congress to push through his agenda, and those two ain’t it. One thing Obama has going for him is a big of a swagger; Reagan had it, Kennedy had it, the great ones have it. He needs to cash in on his popularity right away and enforce his will on those in Washington from both parties who will drag their feet. Remember, Carter and Clinton had more trouble with their own party after taking office, and with the Democrats in charge of Congress, that could happen to Obama as well if he doesn’t get in their faces.

By destiny

November 5, 2008 9:56 AM | Link to this

i be an idiot. ax anyone

By reservoirDAWG

November 5, 2008 9:58 AM | Link to this

I retired. The government will take care of me.

By Eric

November 5, 2008 9:58 AM | Link to this

This is a time for people to be coming together, not tearing apart. The question was asked “how assertive should Obama be”. The answer is, as assertive as the reigning president allows him to be. Obama has not stated that he has any intention of jumping into the president slot today or tomorrow. Therefore the assumption should not be that his plan is anything other than what is allowed by law. It is overwhelmingly obvious that some are not be happy with the election results. But, it is the result of many people feeling that he is qualified that has gotten him to this point. Not just black people, or minorities, but a large percentage of all people, Americans looking for a brighter future for themselves and their families.

By reservoirDAWG

November 5, 2008 10:00 AM | Link to this

Obama spent less time in congress than McCain spent in a pow camp.

By FedUp

November 5, 2008 10:01 AM | Link to this

Lakeisha…talk about racists. You sound like the worst of the worst. I don’t care that you got your black prez. I just hope you don’t care when he can’t follow thru with his campaign promises…so get out of the welfare line, get a job, and help the economy instead of being a drain on it. You and all your other cronies.

By yankee

November 5, 2008 10:02 AM | Link to this

And Georgia remains a backward racist state. Hold on if you want to, I’m joining the rest of the country in making this a better place to raise our children. Hate gets you nowhere.

By FedUp

November 5, 2008 10:03 AM | Link to this

Lakeisha…talk about racist…you sound like the worst of the worst. I hope you get what you voted for. Good luck. Why don’t you and your cronies get out of the welfare lines and get a job to HELP the economy instead of being a drain on it?

By Politicsisagame

November 5, 2008 10:05 AM | Link to this

Most mean spirited losers’ postings I’ve ever read! Enough Americans voted for Obama to make him our next President. Doesn’t that tell the GOP they have a problem? That the hate they are spewing isn’t what the majority of Americans want to hear? I am a 56 year who has voted Republican most of my adult life. I voted Obama because we need change. He has my prayers for a good administration and I hope everyone else’s as well…so goes the Presidency, so goes America.

By Santura

November 5, 2008 10:06 AM | Link to this

As someone who splits time between Florida & Atlanta, I continue to shake my head not only because of the utter disgust over the ongoing level of racial hostility expressed by many white people across Georgia, but also in amazement due to the white’s in Georgia’s refusal to go along with supporting Obama’s push for positive change. Much like their age-old bigoted ways of refusing to give us 40 acres & a mule, they got no choice but to stand by and watch in amazement as we TOOK 50 states & the White House! WAKE UP WHITE GEORGIA!!! Your racist, good ol’ boy way of thinking is long outdated, and if you removed your white hoods & sheets from your head long enough maybe you would recognize that!

By HaHa

November 5, 2008 10:07 AM | Link to this

Bunch of d*******. I swear…I hope Obama flushes this country down the crapper, and NO ONE gets ANYTHING. I just hope he stresses the fact that blacks are ruining this country. Get out of the welfare lines, get a job, and HELP instead of living off the government. Good luck when you need immediate medical attention when it’s socialized. It will take MONTHS, unless you are prepared to pay for it out of your own pocket…which I doubt any of you Obamanites are willing to do. It’s ok…I have private insurance, and when I get sick, it pays 100% WHEN I need it…not 6 months later. hahahahaha Stupid fools. It may be “free” medical…WHEN you can get it. hahahahaha

By destiny

November 5, 2008 10:08 AM | Link to this

to the idiot placing my name. ur mama!!! just chuck it up. you are an @$$. live with it. Barack is your president!! now take that. he won with dignity and didn’t stoop to the low level of ignorance. and you are correct, you are an idiot.

By double hahaha

November 5, 2008 10:09 AM | Link to this

hahaha…you call us racist out of one side of your mouth, and ‘crackers’ out of the other side. NOW who’s the hypocrite. I hope you got what you wanted…now I don’t want to hear ONE MORE WORD about how the black man is so friggin’ oppressed! You have your chance to prove yourselves now…

By Good-Bye Cruel World

November 5, 2008 10:13 AM | Link to this

The USA is done for, and I’m through with it. Your precious (1/8) black prez will show his worth soon enough. Now, let’s hear more racist remarks about how a black man never gets a chance. He got it now…and the shocked look on his face on the front page is priceless. He’s CLUELESS. I can only imagine he’s thinking “what have I gotten myself into?”. hahahahahahaha He has NO idea what it takes to run a country. He wasn’t even a decent senator. This will seal the deal for blacks around the world, and personally, I’m glad.

By david

November 5, 2008 10:18 AM | Link to this

Watch when hes sworn in how now the media will be writing and talking about how were finally winning in Iraq. The economy is getting better, obesity is down, natural disaters are down. The media will give this guy a pass and make him look so great. They would never talk about this before because it might hurt him in the election.

By Time to Grow UP GA

November 5, 2008 10:21 AM | Link to this

I think Pres. Obama has to be very assertive; that doesn’t mean partisan, but decisive in addressing the financial crisis. The REAL unemployment and industrial productivity numbers will finally be released to the public, and I think the US will really see how big a hole we’re in.

Judging by the number of “dead enders” in the GA electorate who still cling to visions of the bizarro universe we almost entered under McCain/Palin, I think Pres. Obama should challenge GA to get with the 21st century and improve the states’ economic productivity and educational( or lack thereof) status.

By Wayne

November 5, 2008 10:25 AM | Link to this

It is obviously time for the Bush administration and all of those small minded people who voted for Bush to move into the dust bin of history. You need to accept the fact the the nation and the world have seen the results of your philosophy and your policies and have judged them both to be failures. God willing, we will not see any more of the “conservative” agenda in future policies of the United States for many, many years to come. Thank God for sanity for a change.

By destiny's mom

November 5, 2008 10:26 AM | Link to this

get back home and look after yo 6 kids by 5 different baby’s daddies.

By reservoirDAWG

November 5, 2008 10:29 AM | Link to this

Will Luchovich(sp?) now slant his drawings against Barry Osama?

By reservoirDAWG

November 5, 2008 10:31 AM | Link to this

You can’t vote present when you’re president.

By Haters

November 5, 2008 10:31 AM | Link to this

All your Barack Obama haters please SHUT UP!!! Please forgive for sounding ignorant. I just tired of everyone who voted for McCain putting out so much hate. Come on you guys…first time in 40 something years it is finally a President other than WHITE in the White House. Please give me a break…Everyone just enjoy the moment in American History and just stop HATING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!