" As usual dyan, your post is ridiculous. "

" Yes. Thank God it's Obama who is going to bankrupt the country spending money we do not have, instead of McCain. "

" Yes Lodian Twice Both times absolutely no alternative. Gore crooked as a dogs hind leg
and a bigger Idiot than Shrub. Second time there was no way in H*** I would vote for
a Traitor, now LOL "

" Leonard wrote on Mar 20, 2009 7:10 PM:

" Giovanina wrote on Mar 20, 2009 3:17 PM:
" Somewhere in Kenya, a village is missing it's idiot!

You are from Kenya? "


Leonard: LOL! As always... the sharpest tack in the room. :-) "

" Gator wrote on Mar 20, 2009 3:36 PM:

"I voted for Shrub twice..."

LOL! "

" Giovanina wrote on Mar 20, 2009 3:17 PM:
" Somewhere in Kenya, a village is missing it's idiot!

You are from Kenya? "

" Cogito wrote on Mar 19, 2009 9:29 AM:
" I think this letter is entirely "facetious satire"

I think you hit that nail on the head. "

" Commonsense1, As Mark Twain said common sense isnt very common. Shrub is ranked
fifth from the bottom and he is lucky at that, even Carter ranks above him. He spent about
3 trillion on Iraq not counting the 500 million we gave to Iraq for re-construction that to
this day remains unaccounted for. As he was in Baseball I will put up his score as No hits
no runs and way to many errors. People elected Obama because after eight years it was just SOSDD.One last zinger. He had Osama bin Laden cold and refused to let the
Special Forces Take him out in the Tora Bora. dont take my word for it read Jawbreaker
the hunt for bin Laden. "

" Didn't that make you proud to see Obama on Leno last night? What an embarassment. He's out there trying to "hawk" more deficit spending like an info commercial. Puke! "

" I voted for Shrub twice, basically no choice!! If you look back over the past eight years a
Blind man could look back and say what the H*** happened?? A war in Iraq that I supported from the start and now Im more than ticked off the way we wasted 3 years and the lives that were wasted because of total mismanagement and it took General David Petraeus to pull it out of the hole it was in so the lives lost would mean something and not
Be a waste. 8 years and no energy policy, no health care reform, no social security reform
And from my point of view the last three years Shrub was AWOL. I didnt vote for Obama and we dont see eye to eye on some important items, but that being said we have seen more action in sixty days than the whole 8 years from Shrub "

" Somewhere in Kenya, a village is missing it's idiot! "

" I hope someone is messing with Larry and using his name as a pen name...

Surely he doesn't have such blind faith in a man who, in just 60 short days, has already vowed to violate our constitution by passing laws that are in direct conflict with this sacred foundation of our country and picked several corrupt cronies to hold positions of public trust... ?!

The only support I'll lend towards Obama will be for his impeachment... give him time, he'll get there. "

" Or Giovanina, trying to convince himself. That's not an air of assuredness he speaks with, that's pure cluelessness. Oh well, he'll always have the mindless minions. "

" Must be a slow news day. "

" After seeing the townhall meeting in Costa Mesa, I would have to say that there are a lot of kool aid drinkers. I believe all the news said the majority were under 23 years old.

Sounded as though he was still on the campaign trail, trying to convince people. "

" People shouldn't be allowed to write until they are sober. "

" I think this letter is entirely "facetious satire". No one is that big a Kool Aid drinker. "

" Larry: are you stupid? The only thing Obama is good for is spending OUR money "

" I agree with Leonard. One can disagree with McCain's politics but to question his intelligence is counterfactual and pointless. "

" This is a prime example of a poor winner. McCain has been nothing but gracious and magnanimous in defeat; just as our most recent former president who, unlike a few of his predecessors has decided that he'll keep his mouth shut regarding the way that President Obama decides to govern.

Now as it pertains to whether or not Obama is "brilliant" and "the man who can handle the job," the jury is still deliberating these notions. Unlike George W. Bush, many of us will be vocal in our opinion of our new president; but unlike many on the fringes of both political parties, I will be critical but respectful.

Mr. Johnson might want to consider his tone as the next four years continue to unfold. Still, he's got the First Amendment behind him as he wrote his short, but disrespectful letter; and I for one celebrate that he still has the right to speak his mind unfettered by governmental restriction. This is something that I hope never changes; but fear that with the balance of power so skewed to the left, certain voices may soon be silenced. "

" Lets lay off the McCain bashing.

Americans need to pull together and this is not the time for sour grapes. "