There are some on the right now crying that the end is near… the economy is going to tank… the Socialists are taking over.

Give me a break. Obama is the President elect, get over it. I didn’t vote for him (along with 56 million other people), but that doesn’t mean he isn’t my President too.  I think it’s important to give him a chance at governing. All we have heard up to this point is his promises, and what the other side has said about his past. We have yet to see him do anything.

Now it’s time to judge him on his actions. Let’s see what he does before we condemn him and his policies. I know, the left never did this for Bush 43. They hated him from day one. They always believed he stole the election in Florida, and it was down hill from there. Their hatred for Bush should not be the driving event in the way we judge Obama.

Just because there are lunitics on the left doesn’t me we should do the same with President Obama.

The election of Barak Obama actually makes me proud to be an American. I am old enough to remember a day when a black person could not buy a house in my neighborhood. I really thought that even in this day and age, Americans would not vote for a black President.

I still have reservations about his economic and energy positions, but let’s wait and see if he governs from the middle like he claims he will or listens to Pelosi and Reid and steers way left.

The proof is in his actions, I’m willing to wait and see.

Note to John McCain:

The next time you are asked about how many houses or cars or boats you own, just say “who cares”.

Let’s face it, at this point in the campaign, any journalist is going to attempt to catch you in some sort of “awkward” position. The 5 million income remark at Saddleback the other day, admitting you don’t know how many houses you own, these are all things that are absolute gifts for your opposition. You should know by now that your “friends” who were riding with you on the “Straight Talk Express” last year are not your friends any longer.  I know it hurts but the sooner you learn this, the better off you will be.

Now, let’s get to the facts:

• Why did no journalist ever ask John Kerry how many houses he owned?
• Ted Kennedy Owens homes in Boston, Hyannis Palm Beach, and Washington DC among others. Why isn’t this an issue.
• What about Hillary, John Edwards, and all the other former candidates?

So, it’s not that he owns several houses, it’s the fact is he could not come up with a number. That’s the real issue.  But for the question to be legit, you would have to ask, how many homes do you have in your name, how many are in your wife’s name, how many in both names, and are their any in your trust, that you technically don’t own.

He should have just said, “the number of homes my wife and I own is not a factor in this race”.

John, don’t trust those media guys.