My inside-the-beltway mom and former ambassador step-dad are visiting, and much as I love them (unquatifiably), I was fearing the visit. Politics of course. It seemed I just couldn't prepare myself for them being all bouncy and bright about how great Obama is; how could I bite my tongue and not show my fear, disgust and anger over the course Rahmbama is steering, the actions they've taken?
But a curious thing happened. My mom is terribly disappointed in her rock star candidate, and worried about the future. Paraphrasing:
"We had such hope for him. Of course we thought anything would be better after Bush, and he had such promise. He was what America needed, half black, half white, with a message of hope that was so well delivered."
Now she's terribly worried about the long-term effect the stimulus spending bill will have on America's economy and strength, she's disgusted with how it was rushed through without meaningful public or Congressional debate and she is appalled by his desire to move the Census to the White House.
How many folks across America are having the same rude awakening, do you suppose? How many are shaking their heads and asking themselves, "How could I have been so foolish?" And no, I did not say, "I told you so." This is my mom, folks!
Friday, February 20, 2009
Voters' Remorse
Laer, at Cheat-Seeking Missiles, has another example of Obama Voters' Remorse (OVR):
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