I didn’t think Barack Obama would win. I didn’t think that the
For two and a half years Barack Obama has called on Americans to have hope and believe that change is possible. A resounding majority of Americans believed him.
I see his win today as renewing faith in hope and that true change is possible if you engage the masses to work with you.
Newsagents could use the
While it may seem audacious to suppliers, the real-estate which is so important to them is ours. The sooner we operate together on some fundamentals in our channel the better.
Yes, today’s US result ought to encourage us to pursue change on our terms.
Yes we can!
I saw it coming Mark. The Bush jokes were embarassing Americans.
can this blog site get any more precious with condescending rubbish from its author – maybe you can solve climate change as well or find that mongrel dingo that kidnapped ma baby
It wasn’t a dingo Bazza it was dog from the local community.
predictable as ever Michael
Interestingly, I believed the republicans still had it won until october, after which I believe that anyone other than the republicans would win, Obama is intriguing, well spoken and looks to want to move the us in a new direction, but lets not forget his roots in protectionism for the us markets and this could have an adverse effect for our country
However Hayley, the alternative was too frightening to consider –
Sarah Palin would only be a heartbeat away from becoming a president – she was a major factor in helping to lose it for the republicans – Thank God and thank you Sarah.
bad news for the moose poulation (& probably all other fauna) of Alaska though
bad news for the moose population (& probably all other fauna) of Alaska though