"Although I agree with you about the substance of your message, I disagree with the starting sentence.

Getting down to business - especially big business and special interests - was the norm of the previous administartion. Obama has more experience as a community organizer and he certainly wants to bring his experience to the White house. I thing that "Now we can get down to people" would be more appropriate.

Especially after the Katrina hurricane, the thousands of dead soldiers in the Iraq war and the million of Iraqi dead that shall cause a sour relation between the U.S.A. and the Arab world for the next generation.

If the administartion takes care of the people, the people shall take care of business and make it thrive again. Do not forget that the government is not supposed to mingle too much with business in a capitalist society, something that the last administration blissfully ignored, messing with big oil and arms interests and making a war just for oil (with a lot of lies and silly excuses) to the point that people started talking about the "Socialist republic of Wall Street" after the last bailouts..."

I agree wholeheartedly with your statement. Watching President Obama this morning you can clearly understand the government, under his administration, will be for the people. We will have an open, honest administration--what a breath of fresh air indeed. I am so proud of our country today and though we have a long hard road ahead I am full so much optimism or our future.

I have an idea to help jump start the economy. We gave millions to the banks; how about forgiving $15,000 of everyone's credit card debt so they can put the monthly payment money back into the retail economy!!!!

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"Hey ! everyone I have a question.

Do you really think that Barack Obama will really put the Constitution back together? (like in comic up there^) Or do you think he'll throw it away?

PLEASE COMMENT I'm interested to know what you guys think. "

Well, he's got to put back something together (maybe not the original version of the constitution, but a little bit evolved version, I guess) and he's got to stick at upholding the law and not violating it at will like Cheney did until now or Nixon much earlier. (I won't mention the shrub because I doubt if he ever realized the importance of his position or the gravity of the situation. He was more of a kid left palying with a big fire).

Everything broke down when the highest authority broke down the law, and everything should be pulled back into place by a newfound respect for the law by the highest echelons of power, or else the U.S.A. is doomed...

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