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Originally Posted by MindieRose  Not all of us are PROUD today. I really think its funny (not in a ha-ha sorta way) that now everyone that didn't vote for Bush, and voted for Obama are now saying that we all need to come together and be proud and yada-yada-yada, but when their guy wasn't in office all they did was complain, and now they want to judge us for complaining and tell us to "celebrate". Sorry, I am more in a mourning for my country sort of mood today. I don't feel that this is a good thing one bit at all, and I am allowed to feel that way. I don't have to celebrate or be proud, and I don't have to sit back and be quiet about it. I don't think that the dems were celebrating when Bush was elected. It's a two way street guys. I only have one savior, and it sure isn't him. |
You're right. There are two sides and not everyone is always going to be happy. I did vote for Obama, but because I thought he was the best man for the job, JMO. Some of McCain's ideas scared me... like his health care plan. I wasn't old enough when Bush was elected, but between the both of those weirdos I would have chosen Bush. The point is, what's done is done and we just have to all pull together as americans. They don't called us the UNITED states for nothing.
I think a lot of people are excited because he is the first black president. I don't care if he's black, white, purple, pink, blue, or green. I care about what he can do for the country.