I don't think that most of the people that voted for him understood what he meant when he said he wanted to 'transform' America and fundamentally change things. I don't KNOW that Soros is 'the man behind things' but certainly believe that there is a force behind him. Get him 'off script' and he is less than ordinary, either confused or angry. How else could a total unknown rise from the obscurity of dealing with potholes to the Oval Office in 5 years or so. Spending his entire 'political' career campaigning (and still is, after nearly two years in office). It takes a LOT of money to spend that much time campaigning. Given what we have been told about his life, I don't believe much of it came out of his pockets. Like GB says, "follow the money." Why is the Left so scared of the T.E.A. party movement and Sarah Palin that they have to still try and tear her down nearly two years after the election and resort to name-calling of the T.E.A partiers, making false claims and accusing them of using the tactics they have been using (& still are) for decades? Most ridiculous claim during the '08 campaign was that Sarah was too inexperienced to hold such a high, important office. So, what did they offer? Someone with zero experience but wow, how he could orate. (Ignore the man behind the curtain, Dorothy). How about the tactics being used against Michele Bachman from MN? Your Ideas don't hold water? Smear, Smear, Smear. Every time we disagree with the policies or bills they want to cram down our throats, they scream RASCIST, PARTY of NO, Etc. We're not rascist and only say NO to things that have the potential to destroy us. I don't care what the color or gender is of whoever is in the White House. I just want someone there who is not trying to tear down this great country. Black in the Oval Office, Fine! How about Condi Rice, Clarence Thomas, Alan Keyes. Maybe even Michael Steele if he wouldn't be so moderate. At this point (thought I'd never even think it) even Hillary would have been better for the country.
That should be enough for tonight, think I'm overdue for my meds.