well, every time Obama tried to do anything domestical
ly, the Republican
s in Congress presented a solid wall to keep him from moving one inch. he's given in to them, in part or wholly, in almost everything
, as far as i can see.
they wouldn't even let him make his own mistakes, which he would have been sure to have done. by stonewalli
ng every step he tries to take, he can't be laid to blame for anything i see, domestical
ly. they share his failures.
on the other hand, i predicted before the election that whoever won, the power Bush grabbed for himself would not be willingly given up. i was right.
he's not only maintained a majority of Bush's policies in re Afghanista
n, but actually expanded upon them. THAT i don't like one bit. especially the ability to assassinat
e Americans without trial. if that can be done there, it can be done here.
so, as you see, i don't necessaril
y follow either ideology.
as far as his 'religion' goes, that's none of my business, yours or anyone else's. every copy of the Constituti
on i have (and i have three next to me now) says that 'there shall be no religious test'.
and, if you wish to define 'Christian
', i'll remind you that there are several thousand versions. i doubt either, or most, of us is familiar with them all.
he can be a member of the Holy Church of Ceiling Cat, for all i care.
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