The ongoing saga of our president Barack Obama

Submitted by vigilant (United States), Feb 5, 2009 at 22:22

Barack Obama has been elected. Much to the joy of those anti-Americans who became unifed and elected him. On inaugeration Day, as he stood on the steps facing the "masses" of peope stretched out to the Washington monument, What I saw was masses of people who thought 'change" meant, lower taxes? I wish, but these were disgrumbled masses whom Obama proclaimed as "my Americans.

Hold on sir, what I saw was a "few" compared to the 300 milion people who stayed away while for the first time who were not there to disrupt and protest. Suddenly I realized who all these people were. Who else could have organized so brilliantly with lots and lots of "Booty" come together with their causes rolled up like a begger in their out stretche hand. Each with a hope that Obama's change from a Democracy to a Socialist agenda to hold the masses down and stradled their backs with bigger and bigger Govenment as was in the 20s 30s by a New Deal and many saw the New Deal suddenly become the "NEW DEALER"

Obama likes to remind America that all those good people who elected him wanted him and their show of force invoked some very real memories of a nation that whose leader promised them the moon and the sun....QUICKEN WAS THE CATCH WORD, THEN TOO! Haste and political expediencey was their sum to end the dispair and hopelessnes in that time too! Just rememer America Gov't doesn't solve our problems without the will of the people, indeed Gov't is the problem. Gov't has a feroushess appetite for your hard earned money. Gov't and AS WE ARE NOW SEEING IN OBAMAS APPOINTEES,THEY DONT PAY THEIR TAXES. But they are giving away your taxed income and ever so generously. So why should they worry. IT' S NOT THEIR MONEY!!

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