What did you think of the inauguration speech?

17 years ago

It was okay. It was a speech. Yawn.

I am not interested in rehearsed speeches. I am interested in action.

We'll see how his first 100 days go.

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garyv

17 years ago

I did not vote for him - but I absolutely believe that he's the right man for this time. I truly hope that he's a highly successful President. And that he can keep us as United as we are today. And even though I didn't vote for him, I won't mind one bit being proven wrong.

And yes I thought that his speech was excellent.

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ShayB 17 years ago

Originally Posted by garyv

I truly hope that he's a highly successful President.

I hope so, too.
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marcanthony

17 years ago

I thought it was cool...

I wasn't really expecting anything groundbreaking.

I'm more amazed with his calmness...

On another note...

The most disappointing thing was that George Bush got booed...

That was tacky!

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ShayB

17 years ago

Originally Posted by marcanthony

On another note...

The most disappointing thing was that George Bush got booed...

That was tacky!

I did not see that, but I would have been furious if I had.

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marcanthony

17 years ago

Originally Posted by ShayRockhold

I did not see that, but I would have been furious if I had.

Oh yeah!

They booed him...

They even sang the song by Steam-Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Them Goodbye.

It was awful!

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ShayB 17 years ago

Originally Posted by PhotoVideoCompany

the question was, what did we all think of the inauguration speech?

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marcanthony

17 years ago

Originally Posted by PhotoVideoCompany

Yes, well, a village in Texas has been missing it's idiot for quite a while now, I'm sure they'll be thrilled to bits to have him back, in the meantime, the question was, what did we all think of the inauguration speech?

I understood the question just fine! No need to clear that up for me.

I've never been a Bush supporter personally. But, I do appreciate tact and class.

For anyone willing to be that disrespectful towards our ex-president shows a lack of many things in my opinion.

Kicking a man that is already down shows no merit and I find it to be a disgusting act.

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garyv

17 years ago

Originally Posted by marcanthony

I understood the question just fine! No need to clear that up for me.

I've never been a Bush supporter personally. But, I do appreciate tact and class.

For anyone willing to be that disrespectful towards our ex-president shows a lack of many things in my opinion.

Kicking a man that is already down shows no merit and I find it to be a disgusting act.

Amen brother!

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marcanthony

17 years ago

Originally Posted by PhotoVideoCompany

It was a joke, British humour, that's all, don't be too offended by it my friends.

British humour is in a class of it's own. If you lived here, you'd get used to it and learn not to take such comments, very seriously at all.

For my true feelings on the speech, see my first reply up above that one.

All the best to you all!

Mark

Oh... I didn't know you were British.

But it's interesting you mentioned "British humor"...

I heard that expression used for the first time a few days ago. I was actually being accused of having too much of it.

There really is a distinguishable difference between "British humor" and any other type of humor.

I get it though... No offense taken man.

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HeySal

17 years ago

Originally Posted by marcanthony

I understood the question just fine! No need to clear that up for me.

I've never been a Bush supporter personally. But, I do appreciate tact and class.

For anyone willing to be that disrespectful towards our ex-president shows a lack of many things in my opinion.

Kicking a man that is already down shows no merit and I find it to be a disgusting act.

Considering the millions who are still working on convicting that murdering con artist, a bit of disrespect is restrained. NOBODY can demand respect - why do you suppose he didn't earn it - or are you afraid to tell me because of the new surveillance and HS?

Obama? Whatever. It scares me to see how people are treating him as a messiah. It's like they are in a trance when they see him. It gives me chills - and so does his bill S2433.
My fingers are crossed that we still have a USA in 4 years.

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marcanthony 17 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

Considering the millions who are still working on convicting that murdering con artist, a bit of disrespect is restrained.

Not enough was restrained... It makes no sense to heckle our ex-president on his way out. It's low class and immature... It just is!

As far as him being a murdering con artist... I refuse to get involved in the type of discussion that follows that claim... no comment!

NOBODY can demand respect - why do you suppose he didn't earn it - or are you afraid to tell me because of the new surveillance and HS?

Respect can be demanded. Evidently, getting people to follow that demand is a totally different story.

Why do I suppose he didn't earn it? Maybe he did--But, SO WHAT! He's gone now. He screwed up in the eyes of many.

Every president has and will continue to screw up, Obama included.

"or are you afraid to tell me because of the new surveillance and HS? "

I'm going to assume that this question is a joke that doesn't deserve the time I would waste responding to it any further.
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bernobeys 17 years ago

I am a Nigerian hwho should have been an american by now through visa lottery with my wife but one or two reasons disqualified us at the embassey here . otherwise I would have said our president showing how proud of him I am . He is a Gem yaa . It was really great.
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  I am a Nigerian who should have been an american by now through visa lottery with my wife but one or two reasons disqualified us at the embassey here . otherwise I would have said our president showing how proud of him I am . He is a Gem yaa . It was really great.
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JazzOscar 17 years ago

Originally Posted by marcanthony

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The most disappointing thing was that George Bush got booed...

That was tacky!

I didn't notice that. That was not a good thing.

As for the inauguration speach;

I think it was great. So was most of the inauguration event.

I think this hope for change in the US means more to many of us europeans than you US citizens may understand.

I made a point out of being home from work today in time to watch it. The beginning of the ceremony touched me, and I must admit that my eyes got a little bit wet.

For some years now I think many europeans have lost much of the respect they once had for the US.

What we've just vitnessed may be the start of a process that my bring back some of that respect.

I hope so!

Good luck!
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Thomas Wilkinson

17 years ago

I was a freshman in High School on the day that John Kennedy
was sworn in. I haven't felt so much hope and anticipation for
the potential of our country since then. I had tears in my eyes
when he was taking the oath. God speed President Obama.

Tom

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RobinSkeen

17 years ago

I took the day off from work so I could watch it LIVE so I would not miss a beat. I truly believe he is going to be one of our great presidents and I am SO thankful to see this day. I love to tell this story: the last time my mother voted, she voted for George Wallace. For those who don't know, he was the governor of Alabama in the 1960's who stood in the doorway of a school to keep black kids OUT. She registered and voted for Barack Obama. I get goose bumps every time I tell that. How's that for a shift in consciousness??? I so proud of America this day that I keep getting tears in my eyes when I think of how far we've come and how far we are now going to go. The speech had some very good points and I hung onto every word.

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rockgold

17 years ago

There is no comparison to our fumbling bumbling former president, george w, who has to be the worst speechmaker I have ever seen, bar none. Barack Obama stays cool and calm always and shows such CONFIDENCE that it translates to the public feeling very good about the election results.

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jonb

17 years ago

A solid speech, but it's not the man's words that have me excited. It's his doing things like appointing a Nobel Prize winning physicist to be Secretary of Energy. I feel, really for the first time in my life, that the best and the brightest are truly in charge of this nation.

this was a crossroads election -- either we continued down the same path toward irrelevance or we begin to create a new America. I hope -- and believe -- that today was Day 1 of that new America.

As for the Bush booing -- I expect that was a relatively small number of people doing that. Although I have little regard for the man's term in office, he deserves a respectful send off. I believe the vast majority of people there gave him just that.

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RobinSkeen

17 years ago

Booing President Bush showed a distinct lack of class. I'm glad that didn't catch my attention.

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Star69

17 years ago

Are you guys nuts?! Booing Bush was tacky? Showed a lack of good taste?

No kidding. You mean like the millions of innocent Iraqi citizens who lost their lives for no good reason other than being in the wrong place (their own home) at the wrong time (during a war started by G.W. Bush)? I would imagine they would say that what Bush did to them and their loved ones was in bad taste, showed a lack of class.

Booing that man is the LEAST he should've expected! I'm surprised nobody threw shoes at the tyrant. G.W. Bush deserves something a lot different from a simple lack of class and good taste. What's wrong with you people?! Have you lost your sense? Or are you still reeling under Obama's Hope-nosis?

If someone wants to be shown respect, they must show respect first.

Now that I'm done ranting, I'll leave this POLITICAL TOPIC to the rest of you, if it isn't deleted like it should be in the first place.

Did no one see the sticky above?

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RobinSkeen

17 years ago

Wasn't about politics until you showed up. In both threads.

I should know better than to come to the basement. It never turns out well. Take care.

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Star69

17 years ago

Oh, the man has been sworn in as PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, gives a speech and you don't consider it to be political.

Okay Robin. If he was President of the Hair Club for men, that would not be political.

A speech by the President of the U.S. is about as political as it gets, at least to those of us not suffering Hope-nosis...

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garyv

17 years ago

Sometimes innocent people get hurt when you're in a physical pursuit of a greater good. And if you don't think that we were in the pursuit of a greater good, then maybe you should do a little bit of historical research, and ask the Kurds if they were better off. The Kurdish genocide was no historical secret. Yet some people Carry on like they're some kind of historical retards.

I'm ever hopeful for this president. Because you can tell that he knows his history. And though I don't agree on most democrat policies. I know that he's smart enough and historically knowledgeable enough, not to repeat past failures. And I can be hopeful that as Republicans, our values are such that we will give this President a fair chance to prove himself.

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Star69

17 years ago

It amazes me at the number of people who prefer to keep their heads buried in the sand and still consider GW Bush to be a great president.

Exactly what is this "greater good" of which you speak? If YOU had any sense of history, you'd know that the Middle East has been in a religious war for the past thousand years. The U.S. running rampant through Iraq and Afghanistan with unrestrained military and Blackwater agents will do absolutely nothing to change the beliefs of the locals. Soon as we pull out, everything will disolve right back into the quagmire it always has been. There will always be power struggles between the sects and innocents will be tortured and killed with or without Saddam Hussein.

Just because the world is rid of that man does not mean there is not another ready to take his place.

Would you consider the lives lost on 9/11 to be innocent people killed in the pursuit of a greater good? That's how the terrorists might see it.

I guess those innocent Iraqis deaths mean little to you because, what the hell, you didn't know them, you're not related to them, so why should you care? Why do you even care about the Kurds who were poisoned?

You may change your mind when it's your own children who are slaughtered.

And knock off the name calling. I'm not a historical retard.

Originally Posted by garyv

Sometimes innocent people get hurt when you're in a physical pursuit of a greater good. And if you don't think that we were in the pursuit of a greater good, then maybe you should do a little bit of historical research, and ask the Kurds if they were better off. The Kurdish genocide was no historical secret. Yet some people Carry on like they're some kind of historical retards.

I'm ever hopeful for this president. Because you can tell that he knows his history. And though I don't agree on most democrat policies. I know that he's smart enough and historically knowledgeable enough, not to repeat past failures. And I can be hopeful that as Republicans, our values are such that we will give this President a fair chance to prove himself.

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D.K. Magnus

17 years ago

The Kurds, with their own 150,000 troop army for over 100 years and their own terrorist organization, the PPK, in their region of Iraq?

Originally Posted by garyv

Yet some people Carry on like they're some kind of historical retards.

Okay, that's as political as I'm getting.

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Nobama!

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garyv

17 years ago

Originally Posted by D.K. Magnus

The Kurds, with their own 150,000 troop army for over 100 years and their own terrorist organization, the PPK, in their region of Iraq?

The Kurds that were gassed to death by the thousands in their own home - men, women, and children. We took a pro-active stance against a man that had already proven to us that he could - and DID use massive weapons against even his own people.

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HeySal

17 years ago

Originally Posted by garyv

The Kurds that were gassed to death by the thousands in their own home - men, women, and children. We took a pro-active stance against a man that had already proven to us that he could - and DID use massive weapons against even his own people.

Yep, got rid of Saddam - then proceeded to kill over a million of his citizens AFTER we got rid of the murderer. Makes sense, and it's okay for us to mass murder because we're AMERICANS. The fact that those innocent people weren't involved in 9/11 is no big deal. They aren't us so lets commit the same crime that we hung a man for and then slap ourselves on the back over how noble and extraordinary we are.

If anything - I believe that Obama intends to do his damnedest to stop the genocide our troops have been used to accomplish by the Bush admin (who has only killed around 4,000 of our own to this date without a noose around his neck and with his own people cheering him on in their arrogance and ignorance).

Let Obama end these wars - who would not get behind it. Just don't let him take our rights in the process. Everyone deserves a chance - he scares me crapless, but I'm willing to see what he does with his chance at good.

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D.K. Magnus

17 years ago

You were the one talking about people who don't know their history.

History such as the fact that when Iraq was at war with Iran in the 80s, the Kurds supported Iran.

Saddam didn't just decide one day to kill Kurds.
He saw them as a threat to his rule. And some of them were.

We also removed a man who stood against Iran for many years. And in that way increased Iran influence and control in the region. A country our former President and his administration recently called a terrorist threat.

Originally Posted by garyv

The Kurds that were gassed to death by the thousands in their own home - men, women, and children. We took a pro-active stance against a man that had already proven to us that he could - and DID use massive weapons against even his own people.

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Christie Love

17 years ago

I found the inauguration to be very inspiring myself. I think Obama is a natural born leader and an excellent speaker. This day will certain go in the history books. I'm glad I was able to see such a monumental day.

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17 years ago

It was a good speech! No pomp or flare, just good to honest truth. Look we cannot rely on a man to fix what we know we need to fix. We need to tak personal responsibility for our finances and whatever else! It is up to me to bring about the change I can believe in. I just hope we are not setting him up to fail with crazy messianic expectations! I am so proud of him!

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CTABUK

17 years ago

I will say this.

No British politician would have been capable of such an impacting delivery. I love the USA - I like to think that most of my American buddies know that I mean that. I think that he will turn things around. Not just in America but throughout the Globe. He's the right man at the right time.

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17 years ago

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The sooner this country could become the 51st State of America, the better off we'd all be on this side of the pond, and that's a fact.

Sounds like treason, but it's true.

Well that's never gonna happen. We ceased to be a real Nation on 1st January. The EU own us completely now, and the Queen broke her Coronation Oath to sign us over. Her Old Man would be spinning in his grave.

They are just biding their time until they let the people in on it, by which time we won't be able to do squat.

Read it and weep......... www.eutruth.org.uk

("Common Purpose" are busy at work in the US too.)

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CTABUK

17 years ago

I'm adding you to my buddy list.

By trade my wife ratbag, oooops, done it again Leslie and I are mortgage brokers in of all things the Government Homebuy Scheme - but there is no money to lend. Darling has told the Bank of England to print, and wait for it £800 billion in new currency. Simply flood the markets with cash and then HOPE - in three years time the UK ain't going to be worth diddly squat, but I know exactly what we are going to do, wait for the funds, start lending and then bugger off.

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17 years ago

Hi there,

Very well done!!!!

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Kurt

17 years ago

For some reason, the following song kept playing in my head over and over during the inauguration...

YouTube - The Wicked Witch Is Dead

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Suthan M

17 years ago

Originally Posted by Kurt

For some reason, the following song kept playing in my head over and over during the inauguration...

YouTube - The Wicked Witch Is Dead

very funny

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jjpmarketing

17 years ago

I knew from the very start Obama would be President. He reminded me so much of the impact that Kennedy had on people. His speech had highs and lows, but in the end it was just what it was... a speech. He used a lot of good references to history to make his speech good. He also used a lot references to future plans that showed he will be a man of action... not just a man of words. Only time will tell that tale.

While Bush wasn't the greatest President... somehow I think people don't quite realize what he has done... Good or bad. It is tough to assess the true quality or lack thereof on a President until he has been out of office for a while. Only future history will show how good or bad Bush was.

As for the booing... while I don't agree with it... this is still the USA. So they had every right to exercise their freedom of speech, no matter how distasteful it might have been to do so.

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marcanthony

17 years ago

Originally Posted by jjpmarketing

As for the booing... while I don't agree with it... this is still the USA. So they had every right to exercise their freedom of speech, no matter how distasteful it might have been to do so.

You are absolutely right about that!

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jonnoryan

17 years ago

Oh, Bush was booed ?? . I watched coverage over here in the land of 10'000 welcomes and it did not show that part .

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Star69

17 years ago

It was like a Mastercard...priceless!

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HeySal

17 years ago

LMAO - oh cripes, Lee -- I love ya girl, but I sure can't picture you (or Mike Wright) making very good Americans. Hahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaaha
hahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahaahah.
Oh Man - If Obama could pull that one off I'd love him to death for his comic relief. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

But you would get to conserve on a hell of a lot of vowels - make you type faster. LMAO.

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  I thought the speech was excellent. Definately a different type of speech from the campaign and acceptance speeches Obama has done in the past 2 years. It had a different purpose. He wasn't after applause or votes. He's trying to pull the country together and inspire people to get involved and from the reaction I saw around me I think he is doing this.
  
  Regarding the booing of Bush, I expected there to be much more than there was. I was in the middle of that 2 million mass of humanity and only heard a few people boo.
  
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mun

17 years ago

yep here watching it from england, absolutelly loved his speech! Actually had a bet going with my mates on who was gona get to be king of the ring. I won lol.

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elwissgerena

17 years ago

I thought it was a well spoken speech. Keep in mind, I am a registered Republican but to me, I've always voted for the best man for each position but I do feel that there is a lot of hope for the immediate future with this president.

The man has a plan and he seems very consistent and determine to carry it out.

Stay tuned.

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John M Kane

17 years ago

Refused to watch as he and the other glorious choice that lost was not on my list.
read his recent exec order to give you some idea why I am not happy.
Can't talk politics here so I will leave it at that.

"this was not a political endorsement for either the Rep or Dem party"

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adrianasalmon

17 years ago

Great Speech I Loved it. Well I'm a Obama Fan so that meant that I enjoyed it even more. Lets All pray that He will continue to receive divine Leadership and Guidance.

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webfltrs

17 years ago

I thought the speech was pretty good, I enjoyed his earlier one though, the night of the election. My favorite part of the inauguration speech was when he said that nations need to be concerned with what they build, and not what they can destroy. I think we all need to remember that, not just as nations, but as individuals too.

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