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Maybe they'll do to him like they did to president Bush?
Rick Warren to deliver the invocation at the inaugural.
Some on the left are upset because of what he believes on abortion.
Some on the left are upset because of what he believes on sexuality.
Most on the left are upset because he believes in God.
There goes President Obama, clinging to religion…
It's going to be an interesting four years.
Maybe they'll do to him like they did to president Bush?
Better said: pissing on the base. It's a time honored tradition in both parties, post-election.
Will you be so cavalier when his keeping of the Bush foreign policy team results in the continuation of NSA, interrogation, and detention policies you've been railing against in anothe thread?
I don't think so. But, maybe he'll bring you around.
A covert conservative, I knew it all along. He now has both arms and one leg on the right side of the aisle.
In his own words; "Ick bin ein konservativ"
It could happen. But no, it won't make me lose my sense of humor.
yoni...you're a fellow conservative...that's cool...
but who gives about what the left is upset about...
that's their problem.
i don't give a about people's religion.
i don't give a about who people want to .
doesn't matter. end of the day.
what is this guy gonna do to improve our economy and bring home our troops...
that's all that matters to me.
it's funny...i always liked the words coming out of obama's mouth...i just didn't believe him...
i grouped him with billy clinton...a smooth talker that was full of .
maybe he is a better man. but just maybe...
lets go ahead and wait til he takes the oath...kay?
kay.
Maybe he's a far better bull ter than president Clinton?
Now Republicans will have all kinds of reasons to support Obama in 2012.
I love how the gays think their opinion matters so much.
I had a feeling once elected Obama would move to the center, and reach across the aisle to get things done. That's why I voted for him.
are you accusing yoni of being gay?
Fairness Doctrine
it's either that or a move towards the wacko left.
the jury's still out on his decision
-Mars
The strategy is two-pronged. On some areas, like foreign policy, and his personal views on some social issues, he is taking a center-right stance. Then, as he is defined as "center-right," his more left-wing policies, like nationalized health care, become redefined as centrist.
He is not an amateur.
Or, he'll be a schizophrenic and do both. And, by the looks of his Interior, Energy, and EPA choices stacked up against his foreign policy staff...I'd say he's split his personality.
Eh, Warren just gives them(?) a warm feeling, if he really wanted to knock the socks off of the Establishment, he would have selected (former Auburn baller, teammate of Barkley's) Mark Cahill for the inagural invocation.
Christianity personified. A present day Book of Acts Christian, and standard-bearer for Christian evangelism.
Amusing. Obama's governing like he said he would, and the left goes off the wall. Don't know what they were expecting.
The more pissed off they get, the more support Obama draws from centrists and quasi-centrist Republicans. So, not quite sure what Yoni is celebrating here...
i guess "rev." wright already had a gig.
I am waiting for the praise from the right wingers on board for Obama. It must suck for Yoni and WC to have face their hypocritical demons..
I sure Hope Obama is smart enough not to do as he promised.
Besides, I'd love to see the radical left have a melt-down!
Praise him for what?
So far, he's still nothing but talk! I'm waiting to see what he really does. What he pushes for once in office, signs, and vetoes.
You may judge a person by their words and charisma, but I judge them by their deeds!
It does probably seem strange to Bushies, who shunned anyone who wasn't a true believer in BushCo. Obama doesn't seem so afraid of working with people who believe differently from him.
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