In my post yesterday writing about why the prospect of an Obama presidency is so troubling, I may have given off the impression that I had “given up” on the presidential race. I assure you, I have not. And in spite of any polling news you may hear, I don’t want any of you to give up, either.
If you’re like me, you wake up every morning, get ready for your day, and among other things you have on your mind, you think about the prospect of an Obama presidency. You think about what the next four years could be like in terms of policy, in terms of the direction he – along with a Democratic majority, perhaps a supermajority in Congress – will take us if he’s elected.
This morning I noted that I had to a story to tell about two recent Obama supporter “road rage” incidents that have happened to me in the last two weeks. One happened last week, and the other this morning. Nearly 12 hours after this morning’s incident happened, I’m still feeling a hell of a lot of anger about it. I thought after a few hours I would have calmed down some from it but I haven’t, so excuse me if I use a bad word a time or two in this post. Also, apologies for any typos. I’ve had an exhausting week and right now my I’m thinking faster than I can type 😉
I’ve got lots to catch up on, so I’ll try and condense today’s hot stories in one post. Here goes:
