Comments on: Only Hours After Election, America’s Test Begins

By: hotoffthepress2

hotoffthepress2 — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 02:13:20 +0000

Brenda — Sorry, that lawsuit was turned down by the Supreme Court due to Berg’s so-called “lack of standing” on the matter.

By: brenda castle

brenda castle — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 23:48:06 +0000

Lest we forget…there is still a lawsuit in front of the supreme court questioning Obama’s citizenship. There really should be a public effort now more than ever for the man to prove this point. At least 50% of we Americans should want to know. I say, let’s support a “get behind Berg” movement (the attorney who filed the suit).
How quickly we forget details!

By: Skunkfeathers

Skunkfeathers — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 10:38:04 +0000

Well…our side didn’t win. I think you’re right on the fact our side didn’t do a good job of recruiting a QB. But it’s over. The nation spoke. The pendulum has swung for now.

In ’92, the nation — with help from a goofball Perot — went with the ‘new’ Democrat, Clinton. Two years later, voter judgement was passed on his first two years: the Republicans took control of the US House and Senate. In ’06, the public made a judgement on Dubya, and gave marginal control of Congress to the Democrats.

As you know, I didn’t support President-elect Obama. His legislative record and expressed ideology in many venues, is not my vision. But he is now President-elect Obama. The challenges are what they would have been for President-elect McCain. The public will pass judgement on President-elect Obama’s first two years in the mid term Congressional elections.

Said the zen master, “we’ll see…”