Buyer's Remorse

This latest election has left a nasty taste in some of our mouths on several different topics:  racism, sexism, religious bias, illegal aliens, created crisis, questions about birth certificates and nationality,  ...

"For those who thought the economy was in a long-term decline, 70 percent voted for Obama," says Jon Cohen, director of polling for the Washington Post.  We saw increased voter participation from the younger generation, Latinos and African Americans.  As most of us have seen via video and written report, many of those had no idea about the issues, about civics in the United States, nor what Barack Obama believed.

Voters relied on Obama's plans to increase jobs and cut taxes for 95 percent of families. In a poll about economic empathy, 74 percent said Obama understood their woes, rather than 53 percent for McCain.

Yet had the war stayed in the top spot, Obama might not have had such support.

"Obama's advantage to McCain were only on the economy," Cohen said. "He did not have an edge on Iraq.

He had a big deficit on handling the war on terrorism and an unexpected major crisis.  (more at Deseret News)

Obama was supposed to bridge the gap between the West and Islam, supposed to be "the President who has a profound understanding and respect for Islam gained from having been immersed in "the real Indonesia" of the kampong during his first two years in Indonesia and from his later exposure to the tolerance and pluralistic attitudes at SD Besuki Mentang in Jakarta".  Not so...

Some Muslims and Muslim countries from around the world have already voiced their displeasure at Obama, even before he is sworn in as President in January.  Our sworn enemies, such as al-Qaeda, have promised Obama jihad as never before.  Even the far left have turned against Obama.  Those who saw no wrong with Obama prior to the election are already having buyer's remorse.

The return of sexism, or more accurately the revelation of sexism from the media, the left, and the women's lib crowd, reared it's very obvious and ugly head.  Sexism's Coming Out Party:

When CBS anchorwoman Katie Couric asked Hillary Clinton in an October 15 interview why she thought Sarah Palin was portrayed as an action figure and Sen. Clinton as a nutcracker, Ms. Couric, in one fell swoop, identified the essential feminist dichotomy of the 2008 election season and pinpointed how each of the candidates was covered by the media. Looking ahead, will female candidates seeking office continue to battle these labels and double standards?  (continue reading at Wall Street Journal)

News reports have Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano being strongly vetted by the Obama transition team to be our next Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security!  Hello open borders!  As this site points out, "the only worse pick for such a position would have been John McCain."

Last but not least, we have the Great Birth Certificate Scandal Cover-up of the 2008 Election, written by Joan Swirsky.  Ms. Swirsky lists 18 different people and organizations (a partial list) of people and organizations that have challenged Obama's eligibility.   Coverage of the above by the media: Zero.

Nothing from Fox, Mark Levin, Rush Limbaugh, Laura Ingram, Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity.   Ms. Swirsky comments on how egregious the medias failure to cover this story has been;   and last she speculates on the reason for the cover-up of this full-blown scandal.  Why is this happening?  How did Barack Obama get elected?  Was there some big conspiracy theory in action?   You will have to go to Right Side News and read it all.  Ms. Swirsky ends with this:

Buyers' remorse is in the air. America has been hijacked. What a price we will pay if the Supreme Court and the Electoral College abandon their oaths to uphold the U.S. Constitution by capitulating - as the media have - to our enemies. God Save America!

We await the Supreme Court hearing on December 5, 2008, concerning Barack Obama.

Comments

[marianne]

For those who thought they were getting a job sometime soon after Obama gets in:

they will be waiting 3 years before any jobs are available, according to the 2011 target date plan of Obama.

If people can go that long without a job, more power to them, or to Obama, for pormising quick help.

[Katie]

This is the consequences of voting in an empty suit. Things are only going to get worse from here. So hang on!

[williebill]

Hi Debbie, you are back on track again! No matter what you use, the taste stays with you, like the castor oil in the orange juice my grandmother made me take, I still have a hard time drinking orange juice.
That out of the way, We need to let the game play out and be ready to pick up the ball at some point, put things back toghter and run with it.
Sooner or later the mighty one will be exposed to his loyal followers.
His last line of his acceptance speach "Let them eat Cake"
We will survive!!!
WB

[Tired of being called racist]

Did the people, who thought the country was on a long term decline, realize that by choosing Obama they were voting for a short term CATASTROPHE????

As for MSM's lack of coverage of Obama' eligibility issue, it's akin to how children behave when accused of wrongdoing.

Deny, deny, deny. Admit to any possibility of guilt and you're dead. So, deny, deny, deny. And then make sure to DENY.

[Terri@steelmagnolia]

I am not happy about Janet N. being selected...
and I am also sooo bugged as to why no one is discussing the whole birth certificate deal...??

Everyone on Gretawire is complaining like crazy.. but nothing comes of it..

it's crazy...

[CKA in Red State USA]

Nasty taste in mouth? That now gets my vote the THE understatement of the year, if last decade.

Hussein is showing, through his administration-to-be's selections that he was always a Clinton surrogate and the primaries were a sham to get him into office, because the Dems thought Hillary was unelectable.

Or the man's simply a fraud -- in that he promised change but has reprised the Clinton administration.

Obama 1 = Clinton III was not what people were sold or expected, is it?