My Senators, McCain and Kyl, are already devoting themselves to obstructing Obama's Vision.

[Mike 03]

It pisses me off so much. All I could think to do was write emails, one of which I regret (it was written in the heat of the moment and was perhaps a bit impudent and miscalculated).

We DID NOT ELECT John McCain. Who are these people who are now, just barely a week after President Obama's inauguration, trying to derail his vision?

I feel rather paralyzed in terms of what to do. I promised myself when Obama was elected that I would do everything I humanly could to counter any defensive actions against his offense, but it's already starting.

I'm hyperventilating; it angers me a lot. I wonder how best to approach the repukes when they pointlessly, and for no purpose other than show, oppose Obama's vision.

Perplexed and frustrated.

[emulatorloo]

1. "The Fundamentals Of The Economy Are Strong"

That phrase echoes in my mind every time I see John McCain. Happily I think Obama is still two or three steps ahead of these guys, just like he was during the campaign. If McCain comes out looking like he is putting "Party First" over the good of the country, it is not going to be good for him. He'll look like just another Limbaugh listener.

[Mike 03]

3. LOL, you are right. Why is the media giving McCain the time of day? It worries me when I see his

name in headlines on Google News.

[NC_Nurse]

2. Sour grapes are so ugly, are they not?

Fuck them.

[Mike 03]

4. You said it. I'm with you. It just pisses me off. Why is the media giving McCain's views such

attention?

Why does he want to go out like this, in disgrace??

[Muttocracy]

5. Rachel Maddow had a good piece quoting McCain against himself on Monday

things like saying now that broadband internet won't help the economy, when she had him on tape saying the opposite in the campaign!