Its official, Obama is the Pres.

[Charles Woodson]

Congrats, i didnt care which canidate won, just as long as whichever one did brought our nation back to the top

[GoPackGo]

I didn't vote for him, but I am excited to see what he can do.

[Kiwon]

Yea, yipeee! I'm just thrilled wondering how much DAMAGE he and his morally bankrupt party will do.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Here's hoping he surprises me and runs the country as a centrist (ala Bill Clinton) and not the big government liberal he's sounded like on the campaign trail. Otherwise, here's hoping we throw the bum out in 4 years.

[GrnBay007]

I didn't vote for him, but I am excited to see what he can do.

Nice GoPack!

[digitaldean]

Though I don't agree with a lot of his policies, I congratulate Pres.-elect Obama. He ran a better grass-roots organization and got more people energized. It is historic that an African-American has finally become POTUS.

Though this may be an ideological shift our country may eventually regret, we do have to come together as a nation. This election has been fairly divisive. The vitriol on both sides was detestable. If the mantra of change is to be believed, then Obama will need to change from his partisan voting record. He can not placate the MoveOn.org wing of the Democrat party.

I will stand by him as the Commander in Chief and will support him. That being said, if he tries to enact legislation that goes against my moral beliefs (abortion, etc.), then I will fight him tooth and nail. It will be a respectful opposition, but it will be opposition when needed.

Though the results are not what I had hoped for, one bright spot is the enthusiasm and re-involvement of huge segments of our country to the voting process. Voter apathy was definitely not present this election.

Congrats, to Ty, PIP, Gex, Joe Mailman and the others who supported Obama. The country has spoken and its time to move on. The Dems have what they wanted regarding control of Washington. Now they have to do one thing ....LEAD.

[Bretsky]

Here's hoping he surprises me and runs the country as a centrist (ala Bill Clinton) and not the big government liberal he's sounded like on the campaign trail. Otherwise, here's hoping we throw the bum out in 4 years.

DITTO

[3irty1]

I didn't vote for him but it is exciting.

[packers11]

hes gotta lose these corny lines...

[red]

that was one hell of a speech

[MJZiggy]

Class post DD.

[GrnBay007]

that was one hell of a speech

I enjoyed it.

Did you notice the music playing at the end? It was from Remember The Titans movie. I thought that was pretty cool.

[MOBB DEEP]

that was one hell of a speech

I enjoyed it.

Did you notice the music playing at the end? It was from Remember The Titans movie. I thought that was pretty cool.

right

[MOBB DEEP]

Voter apathy was definitely not present this election.

i'd say; he got 96% of the black vote..my peeps in da hood FINALLY made MLK proud... in this regard

POWER TO THE PEOPLE..!

FREE HUEY

[bobblehead]

Here's hoping he surprises me and runs the country as a centrist (ala Bill Clinton) and not the big government liberal he's sounded like on the campaign trail. Otherwise, here's hoping we throw the bum out in 4 years.

DITTO

Actually clinton ran as a hard leftwingwer for 2 years til Newt took away his majority and fought him tooth and nail, crying and screaming to the center.

I hope Obama does good things, but he is for more socialized gov't and I oppose that....whether it is him, or bush doing it.