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  1. There's still 11 weeks left for George Wanker Bush to further fuck the country over.  And he will; if there's one thing that he's shown in these 8 years, it's that he'll go there and do that.
  2. Obama is coming in on a chariot drawn by the twin goats of Hope and Change, much like another relatively young Democrat did sixteen years ago (and they're both Leos... you can't trust Leos).  He's gonna disappoint a lot of people.  Yes, he's charming, articulate (ooohhhh), and straightforward.  He's not the Second freaking Coming.  Don't let the abysmal experience of the Bush Mandate trick you into thinking that the New Hotness is All That.  Remember that he voted for the Henry-Paulson-blank-check bailout bill and the FISA bill, and a year and a half ago wanted an extended stay in Iraq.
  3. We still have a Democratic-led Congress that is complicit in the failure of the last six years, and especially the last two.  We don't know how they're going to react now that their master is no longer an abusive asshole who made them cringe with a wave of his hand, and is instead an energetic fellow who wants them to play nice and run agility courses.  They might take to the kind new master... or they might act out and start chewing up shoes and pissing on the drapes.
Remember, only YOU can help prevent forest fires.  We got rid of the cancer.  Now we have to rehab.  If your pet Democrat isn't getting the job done, throw them out in two years.

Date: 2008-11-05 04:02 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] schwa242.livejournal.com
There's still 11 weeks left for George Wanker Bush to further fuck the country over. And he will; if there's one thing that he's shown in these 8 years, it's that he'll go there and do that.

This has had me on edge for a while now, and will until January 20th. I think there's nasty enough folks in his administration who will try to give Obama the hardest start possible just so they can point out all his mistakes from day one.

He's gonna disappoint a lot of people. Yes, he's charming, articulate (ooohhhh), and straightforward. He's not the Second freaking Coming. Don't let the abysmal experience of the Bush Mandate trick you into thinking that the New Hotness is All That. Remember that he voted for the Henry-Paulson-blank-check bailout bill and the FISA bill, and a year and a half ago wanted an extended stay in Iraq.

You forgot that his running mate is against net neutrality, helps the RIAA and MPAA have broader influence in the government, and tacked on the a law finding concert promoters culpable if people smoke pot at their shows to the Amber Alert Bill when twice he couldn't get it to pass on its own. Not that anyone cares about copyright law and drug laws that go so far as to punish people who aren't selling or using.

Still, beats the alternative.

Date: 2008-11-05 04:03 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] schwa242.livejournal.com
Still, beats the alternative.

Er, by that I mean Obama-Biden beats McCain and Whatsername, not Biden's voting record on those issues beating the alternative.

Date: 2008-11-05 06:10 pm (UTC)
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From: [identity profile] ronebofh.livejournal.com
Biden's also behind the latest, delightful bankruptcy bill. Funny how all the credit card banks are in Delaware...

I tend to think

Date: 2008-11-05 06:26 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] notr.livejournal.com
Bush has no incentive to make things hard for Obama. Screwing up Obama isn't going to get him and his cronies back into power. He'll want to do everything he can to ingratiate himself with the new regime and help get the economy back on track now that he's raped it for all he could.

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