Standing on principle the United States of America gave a sweeping mandate to the one man in a position to affect meaningful change despite what the song says. See No Change by Off Every Day.
I was disappointed at times by Obama’s apparent lack of conviction, lack of consistency, lack of principle, but ultimately I found that he, the man, as a whole, is genuine and seriously championing equality, freedom, justice, democracy, the heart and soul of the USA. Like Andrew Jackson.
I called this election to be a land slide because I knew that US principles could no longer stand idly by and watch our country being destroyed, fragmented and shattered into ideological camps of lunatics because the effects were coming home and because some people became aware of the fact that business as usual was not sustainable.
11 trillion in the hole, 1 trillion expected in deficit spending, the US is in heaps of trouble, but our captain to be, is a steady hand in turbulent seas.
I recall thinking out loud when Obama was nominated how fucking unbelievably great this nation is.
Despite all that had happened, all the global sentiment against us, all of the dolt president’s bungling crimes, all the hatred and jealousy, all the dying human beings in useless conflict, all the US erosion of responsibility and leadership, all the apparent results of the end of US economic dominance, all the US imperialist mandates, despite this erosion of the US the Dems nominate Barack Hussein Obama to run for President of the United States of America.
We the People of the United States of America then elect him.
Has the US sent a message to the world? Fucking aye!
What a fucking great Country this is. It’s a matter of principle.
My write-in candidate for president was Sarah Palin.