
I was glued to the television all night until it went off. I wanted to be a part of the history and I wanted to be witness to the magnitude of the whole thing. It was an electrifying experience. I guess those 84,000 people that were in attendendace were punch drunk with ambition and hope from drinking the Barack Obama kool-aid!
Several things that Barack touched on last night ring out in my mind, but the one that resonates the most is when he said:
We don't work for us, we work so that the next generation will live better!
2 comments:
I was a little upset that he didn't really address MLK, considering the media had "45 anniversary of I Have A Dream" splashed on the screen. But I get it. I get that he has to appeal to everyone and not just be the FIRST BLACK president. So I forgive him because I want to see him in office. But, I was shocked at McCain's VP choice. If that wasn't a thinly veiled attempt at woo-ing the Pro-Hillary voters, I don't know what is!
He made history alright, he's offically the worst president the united states ever had.
One-Big-Ass-Mistake-America!
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