[moneyrunner]

bttt

[DooDahhhh]

Sounds like a good summation to me!

[doodad]

I am a good loser when, by all indications, the fight was fairly fought by a qualified opponent. I do not have those assurances so I decline to be a generous sport.

[trtdenver]

First, I am not going to listen to one word Obama says. I am going to watch what he does. Unfortunately, most of the folks who voted for him don't seem to care about his record of actions and achievements. I think Rush had it right when he said that mass of the great unwashed the other night seemed shocked when Obama said everyone was going to have to struggle and sacrifice. I understand the significance of a non-caucasian winning the office of POTUS, but I don't get why everyone seems so focused on that.

Was that the point of this election? To break down barriers or was it to elect the best person for the job? I think we now have our answer based on all of the post election coverage. I just wish that the color/gender barrier would have been broken at the same time the best person for the job was elected.

[basil]

Until the Republicans quit picking mealy-mouthed "nice" people who just want to get along with everybody, we will not win another election. If "our" candidate is someone you have to hold your nose to vote for, well--we see what happens.

We need to start right now to develop a true conservative party, and start looking for conservative candidates to run in the elections that will come up in two years....and then keep going from there to the next presidential election.

[Mr. Know It All]

I see the waaaaambulance hasn't made it to your corner of the world. No one was "cold cocked." McCain lost an election. There may have been some voter fraud, but it wasn't the decisive factor: Obama won fair and square. You can whine as if something totally unfair happened, or you can accept that we live in a democracy and start working to win the next election.

And impossibility when 95% of the American people don’t pay taxes.

Step 1: get back in touch with reality. Where did you get this statistic? Are you still drunk from Tuesday night?

Get a grip.

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

I agree. And I'm pretty sick of how so many talk-radio hosts are falling over themselves to congratulate the thug politician from the Chicago streets who does not have the credentials and experience for his historic win.

The only thing historic about his win is that he is the first communist to steal the presidency of the US. We'll never know the full extent of the impact of ACORN and we'll never know where his campaign money came from. And he was never vetted by the MSM who gave him a free pass.

We don't need to congratulate him. We need to use the same tactics the left used. We need to denounce him as a liar.

[palmer]

This is garbage. 95% don’t pay taxes? Obama said we were racists? Really? Hire a fact checker or give it up.

[McGruff]

I'll support President Obama for as long as the democrats supported President Bush. Ok, now that's over democrats remember these.

Thanks for the idea. It's payback time.

[trisham]

No congratulations are due, so I will say nothing.

[FreedomProtector]

last paragraph:

There was massive fundraising fraud, there was massive voter fraud and there was overwhelming media fraud in this election, and I’m not going to congratulate the fraud-in-chief.

[oldvike]

Great article!!