I'm absolutely euphoric watching Obama outsmarting the Repubs (for a change)

[glarius]

Ever since this Canadian first got really interested in your American elections.....starting with George Bush in 2000.... I have been sort of baffled about why the Democrats seemed to allow themselves to be outmaneuvered and outsmarted by the Republicans. First Al Gore was redefined and cancelled out by Karl Rove and then 4 years later, the same thing was done to John Kerry.
This year I am having such fun seeing the "straight-talker" (what a laugh) McCain, losing more and more ground.
I'm watching with great glee as Obama quickly and cleverly acts to refute all the bogus allegations the Rove minions have made about him....and how calm and unflappable he is.
If McCain wasn't such a mean bastard, I would almost feel sorry for him.
GO OBAMA!

P.S....My country and the rest of the world have a great stake in how this election turns out. We're all for Obama!

[Captain Hilts]

1. McCain is sinking his own ship. We're all just watchin'. nt

[glarius]

2. He and that silly Palin woman are like a vaudeville act...LOL nt

[Captain Hilts]

7. Ain't that the truth!

[blm]

3. It actually ISN'T fun, because it took this country going into the toilet, a category 5 hurricane

Iraq Civil War and Record Home Foreclosures for the country to get to this point where even the RW dominated newsmedia can't protect Bush and his cronies as much they once could.

Thousands of American citizens had to die needlessly and hundreds of thousands had to lose their homes and millions more their jobs for more of the public to open their eyes.

Obama and the Democrats are on the right side of the issues at this moment of history and even the newsmedia cannot spin it away from us this time.

[glarius]

5. I do understand your feelings and perhaps gave the wrong impression to you.

What I'm calling "fun" is seeing the Repubs and Bush get what is coming to them.

[barack the house]

4. Yep, totally agree he's a the top of his game, great things to come.

[glarius]

6. I have to admit that in the beginning I was unsure if America would

elect a black man, but am so happy to see that I was wrong to have such doubts!