Which part of the change of administration is better?

[Deep13]

Poll question: Which part of the change of administration is better?

Which of the following is the better news, however you want to define that?

[countingbluecars]

1. Seemed like a tough decision

until I remembered that getting rid of Bush could have meant getting McCain/Palin.

[Deep13]

3. True. Ending Bush wasn't enough. nt

[liberal N proud]

2. That is a dilemma

Getting rid of bu$h is the best thing that has to happen to this nation and the world.

Getting Obama may be the best. what to chose?:think:

[proud2BlibKansan]

4. Hands down - getting rid of Bush

He is such a monster.

[Captain Hilts]

5. Getting rid of Bush. No contest. nt

[azmouse]

6. We're getting Obama...

Because getting a new President means boosh is going back to his village idiot job.

[bigwillq]

7. Rid of Bush!

:bounce:

Good riddance!

Any of the DEM candidates from 2008 would've have been fine by me, since, basically, they would all have the same agenda, more or less, but getting rid of BushCo is the most important thing for me.

[Clio the Leo]

8. Oh come on folks!!!!!

It's NOT that we're getting rid of Bush, in that case ANYONE would be better option than him. It's that we're getting an intelligent, introspective, kind, empathetic BEAUTIFUL BLACK MAN in the White House! PLEASE dont let Bush's legacy cause us to lose sight and mar this too!!!!

[Deep13]

10. Oh, I'm not taking away from Obama.

He would have been a breath of fresh air even if Bush had not been W.orst ever.

[Starry Messenger]

9. Both are great news!

Hard to pick, but like countingbluecars said in #1, McCain/Palin might have taken the place of Bush...that would not have been good news. That would have been horrifying. I can't even imagine what the world would look like right now.

I'm feeling more optimistic now than I have in years.

[Sebastian Doyle]

11. Getting the moronic monkey out of an office he never held legally, is a good thing

That alone is worthy of celebrating, if not much else is.