The ignorance is blistering

[tony]

Come on now Tony. All you had to do is look at his record since he stepped into politics and you could easily see through all of the lies he told during the campaign.

Remember when you called us all ignorant when we pointed it out to you?

My memory is not that short, many of the arguments against Obama during the general election hardly dealt with his policy and was more along the lines of his lack of executive experience or how unpatriotic he was supposedly. Hell he kept his promise on bipartisanship and that is the reason the public option was thrown out. Regardless I'm sure I'd be 10 times as disappointed in McCain at this point as I am in Obama.

[BanginJimmy]

My memory is not that short, many of the arguments against Obama during the general election hardly dealt with his policy and was more along the lines of his lack of executive experience or how unpatriotic he was supposedly.

Actually you are wrong. Most of the arguments were for his hard left politics and his straight party line votes.

Hell he kept his promise on bipartisanship and that is the reason the public option was thrown out.

Wrong again. Govt option was thrown out because dems in the senate said no to it. GOP has no say in anything that is in that bill as proven by the fact that dems decided to do away with the bi-partisan conference to reconcile the bills and decided to do it with only dem leadership behind closed doors.

Regardless I'm sure I'd be 10 times as disappointed in McCain at this point as I am in Obama.

What ever happened to giving people a chance? Or does that only apply when your guy wins?