Gramps
Mayor
What exactly, does everyone think Obama should say? Should he lie through his teeth and promise things he cannot deliver? I see him painted into a corner, not by his own doing as much as a host of volunteer painters from the opposing party who do whatever it takes to spawn better times. I keep hearing Mitt and his honchos making promises about jobs; promises they have no idea how to fill.
Should he just stand-up and say, "not to worry" like Hoover did while the economy was collapsing under his feet?
I personally know several voters who dislike Obama with a passion but when it comes time to illustrate why the reply invariably comes down to a matter of races, a topic no one wants to admit exists. One of them refers to him as "that black bastard" and another one predicts "the Jig is on his way out". Yesterday a stranger on the street stopped me and asked if I had decided how to vote come November. I merely told him I wouldn't discuss my preferences with a total stranger and, upon leaving, he suggest I help him and a few others "get that son of a
out'a office before he ruins the country".
So, really now, to those radicals anything he said would be criminal. They are not the undecided group that does help decide the outcome of elections. Obama might have served himself better if he'd cut the speech short by sayng, Things are bad, but you already know that. Things are taking a slow turn for the better. That, too, will be difficult to navagate. I need your support and that of a majority in the legislative body to legislate our way back into a positive frame of mind.
Should he just stand-up and say, "not to worry" like Hoover did while the economy was collapsing under his feet?
I personally know several voters who dislike Obama with a passion but when it comes time to illustrate why the reply invariably comes down to a matter of races, a topic no one wants to admit exists. One of them refers to him as "that black bastard" and another one predicts "the Jig is on his way out". Yesterday a stranger on the street stopped me and asked if I had decided how to vote come November. I merely told him I wouldn't discuss my preferences with a total stranger and, upon leaving, he suggest I help him and a few others "get that son of a
So, really now, to those radicals anything he said would be criminal. They are not the undecided group that does help decide the outcome of elections. Obama might have served himself better if he'd cut the speech short by sayng, Things are bad, but you already know that. Things are taking a slow turn for the better. That, too, will be difficult to navagate. I need your support and that of a majority in the legislative body to legislate our way back into a positive frame of mind.
