My sincere hope is that his rhetoric will be made concrete by his actions. In other words, I would love to believe in the world that he talks about.
Democratic controlled Whitehouse (he won both the Popular Vote and the Electoral College)
Democrat controlled Senate (D-56 vs. R-40)
Democrat controlled House (D-252 vs. R-173)
More Democratic Governors than Republican Governors (D-29 vs. R-20)
He has the people on his side, the leadership on his side, and the media on his side (except for Fox).
Barack, the table is set. You have no excuses. Walk the Talk and you will convert a nation of doubters.
Many in Cincinnati today are saying: “Yes, We Can!”
Fortunately, when he begins his term, Obama will have all the backing he needs to enact EVERY ONE OF THE VISIONS he has been speaking about. The numbers are on his side:
Democratic controlled Whitehouse (he won both the Popular Vote and the Electoral College)
Democrat controlled Senate (D-56 vs. R-40)
Democrat controlled House (D-252 vs. R-173)
More Democratic Governors than Republican Governors (D-29 vs. R-20)
He has the people on his side, the leadership on his side, and the media on his side (except for Fox).
The "We" is ready for the "Yes" and the "Can."
I just hope that the American people hold him accountable for what he has promised. Again, I would love to live in the world that he promised during his campaign. Everyone wants Hope and Change, right?
Barack, the table is set. You have no excuses. Walk the Talk and you will convert a nation of doubters.
Many in Cincinnati today are saying: “Yes, We Can!”
2 comments:
"Yes, we can! I agree with you Mike, I hope he walks the walk. HOPE is Important to me.
I'm saying not a chance. There's no possible way he can fulfill his campaign promises. Then again, I didn't vote for him either. He is far to socialist for my taste. I don't need Obama to have hope.
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