Here's the deal....
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Here's the deal....
| Mon, 11-03-2008 - 8:50pm |
OK, if obama does get elected, and he does do a better job than I expect and holds up to his promises, I will be the first to admit I was wrong BUT if he ends up doing a horrible job and his promises start to fade away with the lack of change, how many of you are willing to stand up and admit you were wrong?

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Really....no matter who wins they are walking into a huge mess to fix & a "quick fix" is not going to happen.
If he does what he says he is going to do, then I will consider it a job well done.
If, as the OP mentioned, he does next to nothing, puts in little effort, and does not give us some much needed change,
Well....I'm not American obviously, so the things I've disliked about bush mainly has to do with disastrous foreign policy and a breath-taking
I agree, it will be one of the most difficult situations an incoming president has ever had to face....A disastrous and expensive war, an economy in shambles, a worldwide reputation that has rarely (if ever)
>>Really....no matter who wins they are walking into a huge mess to fix & a "quick fix" is not going to happen. If things go from worse to worse after whoever wins I can't say I'm ready to place the blame on the new president - it's not going to be quick & easy, that's for sure.<<
ITA. I am sure that it will take a long time for this mess to be cleaned up (remember it's been 8 years in the making) We actually don't know how bad things are yet in regards to the economy and the war in Iraq. Reprecussions can still come in the coming years. But in response to the question in the thread: I know I will be able to say I'm wrong. I voted for Hilary in the primaries. (I told you so! lol ;))I do hope that whoever wins will do the right thing for this country, after all, they live here too.
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