Obligitory post election post

[sylvari]

Obama...woot.


So kids - now what. There has been alot of talk about change. Things will change, he will bring change blah blah blah. I am all for change don't get me wrong but what exactly does that meant to you? Not pie-in-the-sky ideal but what specific change do you hope Obama and the Democrats bring to us in the next four years.

Tell me your vision for our future.

Comments

[lil-laurel.livejournal.com]

Hopefully, under his presidency, the US restores some of it's respect with the rest of the world. That's, i think, the biggest, and probably the hardest.

[fireheart.livejournal.com]

I believe that Obama will restore America's respect for herself. He will make us think of ourselves as one nation with an obligation to help each other, and he will remind us of who we were and who we should be.

I believe that this is more important than any policy changes he may make or any laws he may get passed. United, inspired, and empowered, there is nothing that Americans cannot do. The policies will flow from there.

[reverendtom.livejournal.com]

While restoring international trust and respect for America would be great, I'm holding out for flying cars and robot butlers.

And maybe if they're not to busy they could read the constitution and give us back our rights...maybe a little.

[shalanar.livejournal.com]

Restoring international respect for America. Getting us out of Iraq, and refocusing our military efforts onto Afghanistan and the hunt for Bin Laden.

[ustolemyname.livejournal.com]

ethics.

[nicbemused.livejournal.com]

A full energy policy that deals with climate change would be nice.

A plan to get out of Iraq.

Increased transparency in the government.

Civil rights.

Investment in infrastructure.

[btfulnightmare.livejournal.com]

Yay change and all that, but I just realized that you have a black adder icon of Hugh Laurie*grins*