I know lots who read my blog on a regular basis are probably thinking something along the lines of "Dirty traitor! How can he go from Giuliani to Obama? They're complete opposites!" Or something like that. The truth (yes, I'm finally revealing who I supported--Ah! The suspense!) is: yes, at first, I supported Giuliani. But let's face it. He didn't have the momentum or the drive to run his campaign, and it cost him. As a Conservative born (not bred!) my next choice was McCain or Romney. I didn't like either of them that much, though. As I slowly realized that McCain picked an idiot for a running mate, and he can't keep a consistent outgoing message, I lost my hopes for another Republican president. And in truth, I think I agreed more with McCain, but we do need change: maybe a Democrat will do something good for our country. And so, I concede. In truth, I disagree with both of them. They're two different people, and I like different parts of what each said; simple as that.
Now, here's what you can do if you don't like what's going to happen on January 20th. You can move to Israel -- even though they're in a sorrier state than we are right now or you can tough it out and deal with it. He's our president, and it's our job as citizens to support our new president that we elected.
Now, what is Saturday Night Live going to do now that Sarah Palin is over? Well...I guess they could pick on Biden a little. "America's problems can all be solved in a simple, three-letter word: JOBS. J-O-B-S."
And, once again, congratulations to our new president. I, for one, wish you the best of luck!
1 comment:
ok first palin was the best person in the race u just think shes an idiot because thats wat the media says so u beleive it. lets think here biden cant count, obama thinks we have 57 states. not to mention his speech were 45 minutes was just studdering
jason b
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