Is Obamas change the change for the sake of change so the change can change for change?

Question

if Obama uses anymore generalizations about change...i'm going to puke...

Answer 1

I don't know. Maybe if we change our change and keep change in mind, then we can change the changes we changed and succeed in change.

Answer 2

So puke!

Answer 3

Perhaps there is a reason for people to rally behind the cry for change.  

Under the Republican leadership, the country now faces overwhelming debt; outsourced jobs to foreign countries; entered a costly war without a cause; and eroded our relationship with our allies over the past eight years.

Obama proposes the following changes:

1. Increase payroll taxes for those who make over $250K per year as well as corporate taxes

2. Decrease taxes for the middle class

3. Use the increased tax revenues from the wealthy to increase access to healthcare for the 45million people without health insurance

4. Reestablish relationship with our allies rather than continue the path of "Cowboy diplomacy"

5. Increase funding for research to expand renewable energy technology

These are drastic changes from what the Republicans and McCain proposes:

1. Create tax cuts to promote the wealthy and coporate companies to spend, allowing the funds to trickle down to the poor

2. Continue unilateral military actions to exterminate the world of "Evil"

3. Drill our own oil in protected national preserves to create energy independence

I guess in the end, you'll have to decide for yourself.  Good luck.

Answer 4

answer mine...this makes ME want to puke

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

Answer 5

I think he spelled it out clear--but you know that--you just don't like what he has to say--so you distort

Answer 6

He acts like he was the first politician to say he would change things and that this time would be different. I mean really people, open your eyes.

Answer 7

Can we change the subject.

Answer 8

Glad you have it so good.

All of us though do not have maybe what you do.  

Answer 9

Me too!

HA HA HA

LOL

....still laughing...

Answer 10

.. thats a statment not a question .. buy lol i find it funny ..plz 10 point lol

Answer 11

No, there is something that Obama can change for example the BS of the past 8 years!

Answer 12

You want something that has actual meaning? Vote Libertarian (and convince about 50% of the populous to help... PLEASE)

Answer 13

Even if you hate Obama, he'd still bring more change then McCain, when considering both candidates records.

Answer 14

Can you name any specific promises that McCain has offered you? Preferably something that he hasn't flip-flopped on?

I'm just saying, rhetoric is broken down to its simplest level because that is what people understand. If you want the specifics of his platform, you can always check it out on his website. But talking specifics in speeches just bores people and doesn't get votes, which is why not candidate who wants to win does it.

Answer 15

change can be changed when change is changed for change that can be changed.

Answer 16

Well then get your cleaning rag and mop bucket.....or aim for the toilet properly...

Answer 17

I am going to puke, a lot more of us will puke if I have to look at McCain's face again.  By the way, isn't it that Old Man's bed time.  

Answer 18

Yes

Answer 19

I'm sorry. i don't think your question made sense. There wasn't enough references to change. No.

Answer 20

Look at what liberals have wanted to do with this country since Reagan...and see if there is a single Obama idea that's different than those ideas.  He wants to bring the change that citizens said "no" to from 1980 to 1992.  When Bill Clinton was pres, with a Dem house and Senate for 2 years, the same citizens shut him down by putting in a Republican Senate and Congress.  In 2000 and 2004, the patriotic people of the US voted against the same Obama change that was offered by Gore and Kerry.  This time around, with a different person offering to divide the classes with envy, taxing effort and prosperity wherever it exists, and weakening our national defense so that other countries will "love us" (how loved were we with the great appeaser, Jimmy Carter heading negotiations with Iranians?), and put as much of the private sector under government control as possible (HEALTHCARE, social welfare).  Really, offering to make the US a weak, socialist state isn't a message of change at all.

Answer 21

Can't change the changerer.

You'd better start yer upchucking cause he ain't got nothin' else

Answer 22

Yea I think he needs a thesaurus...

Answer 23

i dunno how he changes,but he'd better change it good..

Answer 24

Only morons support Mccain. The smartest states support Obama. Stop being a moron. If you are in the desert and you are a dumb moron who doesn't know which way water is, and if there is 2 groups to follow and you have to choose one.....it's probably a safer bet to follow the smarter group.

Here's your proof. Now I want you to look at it and realize you are a moron and shut up.

http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0931043.h...

http://www.electoral-vote.com/

Answer 25

You want more of the same, then vote republican.

Answer 26

WTF DID YOU JUST ASK??????????????????

Answer 27

....and with all that change he will leave you with small change in your pocket.

Answer 28

Puking about something a politician has said-----now thats what I call change!

Answer 29

GO MCCAIN!!!

Answer 30

were you even listening to sarah Palins speech last night?