What does Obama's tired chant about change mean to you?

Question

Obama, George Soros's surrogate, simply wants to be the first "black man" to be President. He nonsensical slogan for some kind of change was worn very thin. He has all the sound and fury but means nothing.

Answer 1

Another load of smoke being blown up America's rear.

Answer 2

It means to me exactly what he says. If you aren't aware of what change means, perhaps turn the volume up next time you hear him. He's been quite clear.

Answer 3

What does it mean to me?  YAWN

Answer 4

Hmmm. I would hope that he is for a Socialist change. It is clear at least to me that we Americans do not deserve the rights afforded to us by the Constitution. At every turn Republicans or Democrats are trying ensure that their particular brand of Democracy prevails over the other.

With little to no regard as to how it affects the country as a whole. The worst part is that we (the little people) have bought into the thing lock stock and barrel.

So yeah I hope he turns the whole thing out.  

Answer 5

IT MEANS NOTHING!

all he has are his words, which are empty, and the unfortunate suport of obamabots who cant see through empty lies. So he doesnt have much, at least not to me.

Answer 6

Then why are you all so afraid of him?

I think it means YOU're tired!

Answer 7

It's an empty statement to hook people because he has to say *something* flowery and promising, or he wouldn't have a campaign at all.

Answer 8

If you thought things were bad under Bush, wait til you see what Obama has in store for you.

Answer 9

It means that all the HYPE is growing old and has proven itself to be Phony, Deceitful "politics-as usual" and NOTHING more!

I am amazed at Americas gullibility  ....if Osama Bin Laden himself got a shave a haircut and wore a suit the Democrats of this nation would endorse home and his Anti-American views right into office!

Answer 10

It means my kids might have a future.  If McCain wins it's war.  Nuclear cloud covers earth, mankind won't exist.

Answer 11

One thing I remember from Am. Gov. Class

There was a list of political sloganeering.

One was: "Glittering Generalities"

As in "A Chicken in Every Pot",

or a "Car in every Garage"

Those were both used in days gone by.

Answer 12

Change , yet he nominates a 30+ year Washington politician for a VP.I guess the more we change the more we stay the same.

Answer 13

nothing

Answer 14

lol I don't know whether to argue this since I just got an answer deleted about someone asking something equally stupid. Apparently they got offended and couldn't counter it. Ha. Ha. Funny. I find it equally funny that it seems that there are mostly republicans on Y!A because everytime I see an answer supporting Obama, it has like 15 thumbs down. I guess democrats are the only one's with lives, jobs, and families.

*prepared for 20-something thumb downs that I really don't care about but it's nice that I get them. Thank you in advance!*

Oh yeah, to answer this without sounding "insulting"... your question seems like more of a rant, but I can work with it. It means to me that there is hope for this country yet again. The pre-Bush years are in that chant.

Answer 15

Nothing more than the denotation.

Answer 16

it means you're probably a republican...