It’s all over, and now we wait. Over are the long campaign, the high of Election Day, and the afterglow of the historic victory of Barack Obama.
Now we sit and wait. And wait. And wait.
Like a long, boring half-time, when will it end? This is the “hot stove league” of politics. We can only speculate about the next political season. Who will be in the cabinet? What will be the first issues that Pres. Obama will work on?
Back in the horse and buggy days, they needed 3 or 4 months to make the presidential transition. Communications took days. Travel to Washington, DC might have taken a week or so. That’s how we ended up with a 3-month power vacuum.
We still may have the biggest financial crises since the Depression plus a couple of wars, not much will happen until January.
Yep, there’s just not much going on.
Now we sit and wait. And wait. And wait.
Like a long, boring half-time, when will it end? This is the “hot stove league” of politics. We can only speculate about the next political season. Who will be in the cabinet? What will be the first issues that Pres. Obama will work on?
Back in the horse and buggy days, they needed 3 or 4 months to make the presidential transition. Communications took days. Travel to Washington, DC might have taken a week or so. That’s how we ended up with a 3-month power vacuum.
We still may have the biggest financial crises since the Depression plus a couple of wars, not much will happen until January.
Yep, there’s just not much going on.
Since your post some things have changed. It seems that international tragedies will make international relations a priority for Obama, or at least I hope so.
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