Obama-rama.
That is all.
I'm not one to advertise my political views. Mostly because I'm not even sure what they are myself. However, I must admit that I was cheering for Obama. And therefore, I was very excited to see that he had pulled it off ... and not even by a slight margin - the Obama-Biden ticket STEAMROLLED the McCain-Palin camp.
Historically, I would not consider myself a democrat or a liberal, or whatever. I grew up in a very conservative family - dare I admit it? - my father pretty much worshipped the ground that Rush Limbaugh walked on. However, as I grew, I began to form my own opinions. When people find out that I'm catholic or Christian or whatever, they automatically assume that because I'm religious and Christian of some kind, I must be a conservative republican. I'd like to characterize myself as a liberal Catholic, if there is such a thing (I'm told there is).
Are there things I disagree with in Obama's politics? Sure. I am 99.9% sure that no one will EVER agree with an elected official 100% of the time. However, I do believe that Obama will bring great change to the US - and I also believe that change will be for the better.
The American people have spoken. To those who disagree with President-elect Obama, it's okay to disagree. However, give the man a chance. He hasn't even had his first day in office, and people are calling him the Anti-Christ. That's ... wow.
Give him a chance. You never know what will happen.
Congratulations to President-elect Barack Obama and Vice-President Elect Joe Biden. Good luck!
1 comment:
Oh yes, there is definitely such a thing as a "liberal Catholic"...! Just ask Marvin! ^^
KDJ
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