Good Morning Joe and Fellow Citizens,

I agree 100% with your statements, saw them written some where else too.  I also believe that America will soon see what all this means.

Please consider this for moment.  The day before the election on November 4th, 2008 Madeline Dunham, the maternal grandmother, of President Elect Barack Hussein Obama, was called to rest.  It is now 4 days later and while we know President Elect Barack Hussein Obama is a very private individual, but he has yet to grieve and lay the woman that provided some stability in his early life to rest or scatter her ashes as he did when his mother died.  This gives us great insight to the real man, in my view.

The American people are not so heartless as to expect this man to fore go a natural process after such a loss.  Because many of us would still this day mourn the loss of such an important influence in our lives.  Who is this man?!

You know Joe,

There is really no way to turn the page when the same vrooks are in power in the White House.

Thanks to Gabby for reminded us of this association.

http://www.abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id=6201900&page=1

By BRIAN ROSS and RHONDA SCHWARTZ
November 7, 2008

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Freddie Mac agreed to pay a $50 million penalty in 2007 to settle the SEC complaint and four top executives of the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation were charged with negligent conduct and, like the company, agreed to settle the case without admitting or denying the allegations.

The actions by Freddie Mac are cited by some economists as the beginning of the country's economic meltdown.

The federal government this year was forced to take over Freddie Mac and a sister federal mortgage agency, Fannie Mae, pledging at least $200 billion in public funds.

Freddie Mac records have been subpoenaed by the Justice Department as part of its investigation of the suspect accounting procedures.

Emanuel was named to the Freddie Mac board by President Bill Clinton in 2000 and resigned his position when he ran for Congress in May, 2001.

Greetings All

    It appears that many of us feel like we had to choose the lessor of two evils during this election. I am one of these. Then there are those who feel that America chose the greater of two evils or even, chose the evil over the rightious.

     What really surprises me though is that so few seem concerned about the major assault on our constitution that has transpired over the last 8 years.

     The real danger in having Obama, or anyone else in the White House lies in that persons willingness to uphold and utilize The Unlimited Executive Powers that have been declared by President G.W. Bush. In my opinion, the constitution has been the single most important element involved in the success and duration of our Democratic Free Society.

     I believe that we should be more concerned about what our next president " can do " rather than trying to quess at what he might do. The constitution was put into place to protect " We The People " from a government gone corrupt. Without the constitution we have no protection, no freedom and certainly no democracy. No matter who is in the White House, there is no room for Unlimited Executive Power. There must be a balance of power between the branches of government and there must be accountability for anyone who does not uphold the laws of the land and the constitutional rights afforded us by our fore fathers. President Bush has established a Unitarian Leadership role in our democracy and, that power is being passed on to Obama. I think we need to address what he can do with this power rather than what he might do.

Bush challenges hundreds of laws

President cites powers of his office

By Charlie Savage, Globe Staff  |  April 30, 2006