Politics
I know that this is out of the scope of my normal postings... but I feel very strongly about politics, and as hard as I've tried not to taint this blog with political opinions, I can refrain no longer.
I am angry.
I'm angry at the media for their unadulterated bias for Barak Obama during the
months preceeding the Presidential election. Their reporting of the "news" and
of the "facts" was the most disturbing thing I've seen in my lifetime. The days
of investigative journalism and reporting the truth (regardless of your personal
opinion) seems all but lost.
I'm angry at my fellow citizens. They have elected a President who (with the help of a heavily Democratic Legislature) has have the ability (and the desire) to perminantly alter many rights and freedoms guarenteed to every individual by the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Out of greed and lust, the masses of American citizens have decided that they were more concerned about more money in their pockets (in the form of a tax break for the "middle class") and the mysterious and ambiguous term "CHANGE" than they were about upholding the basic principles that this country was built upon.
Voters were so upset with George W. Bush that they have turned 180 degrees and put somebody from the opposite end of the spectrum into the same position of power. The masses did not do their research. The masses did not look into (what is known about) Barak Obama's past. The masses elected a President they know hardly anything about because he promises them "CHANGE," and more money to spend. I have never been more disgusted with the American public than I am today.
I just don't get it. I don't know what to say...
Perhaps I'll just leave you with this: The 44th President [Elect] of the United States.
The above editorial portrays my general feelings much more eliquently than I can manage at this point in time.
Obama voted as the next President of the United States
