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Howard Larfson

Interesting that Canadians can see things a lot of Americans didn't. Maybe this election will mark a turning point where an American majority realizes they can't "let Joe do it" and take up their civic duty.

GoneWithTheWind

My mother was very good at instilling in me a sense I was better. At least better then I was acting at that moment. She subtly pushed me in the right directions with praise and belief that I was capable of bigger and better things. When I hear someone saying about our country and our people that we are better then (insert negative example here) I don't think they are either trying to put down others or gloss over our faults. I think they are trying to urge us all to live up to the high standards that all (or certainly most) humans believe in. Clearly we are no better then Canadians, Europeans, Australians, etc. (I left out third world countries and communist dictatorships simply because of their obvious lack of national achievements not because the individuals are inferior.) I would hope that every country has leaders and prominent people who urge their citizens on to greater success.

Debbie

Howard: Yes, seems others from outside the US are more astute than some here. Australians, some in the UK, Canadians, I've heard from them all.

GoneWithTheWind: Nicely said. There is nothing wrong in believing that we are special, because as Americans we are. There is no other country like this one!

courtneyme109

Let me put this bluntly: virtually no one in America gives a damn what Barack Obama says about anything at this point. What could be more predictable, and less interesting, than Obama’s opinion on any given subject?

Who wants to contemplate the economic wisdom of a guy who looted the Treasury for a trillion dollars, with less benefit than we could have achieved by stuffing hundred dollar bills into random cereal boxes?

Who’s excited to hear about the next plan to convert taxpayer dollars into Democrat campaign funds? Who’s hungry for another hour of tedious excuses about permanently broken markets and the titanic dead hand of George W. Bush? Who wants a lecture on ethical business practices from the titular head of the party that gave us Charlie Rangel and Maxine Waters?

What use is another hollow foreign-policy speech from a man who sees no global adversary to rival the menace of Arizona? Even Obama’s supporters don’t hear anything he says any more. There’s nothing left to hear.

Palin, on the other hand, commands attention. Lots of it comes from people who dislike her, of course, but she definitely gets people talking. Many of her detractors have a surprising ability to quote her verbatim, stretching back for weeks. Obama’s critics need Google searches to remember what he said yesterday. They can only recall that it was boring, and expensive.

http://www.doczero.org/2010/09/the-palin-card/

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