Sorry to have insulted you, I'll blog no more.

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Monday November 10, 2008 · 1:50 AM PST

2008/11/10 · 01:50

I came here in brust of optimism. I thought, I had experiences and perspective that might be valuable. I know now that they don't. My gramtical errors were entertaining. I am sorry, that I insulted you and that my diaries were a waste. I did not admittedly edit as I was in a hurry.

An interesting comment was made about how I was not paying attention in Junior High School english class. The reservation where the school was did not have much for infrastucture or funding. Us kids there had to live in community where the average income was about $7,000 per year. Statistics showed that Alcoholism rate was about 43%. We also had lots of blood feuds going on. So why stay you say and why not leave? because if we went into town we had to go in groups that were armed. If you went alone occasionaly some drunken rednecks would kick the crap out of you. So we were a bit distracked. (Opps, sorry I misused your precious langauge again.)

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Sunday November 09, 2008 · 9:55 AM PST

2008/11/09 · 09:55

Lots of controversy has been seen at the people Obama had at his economic meeting. Organized labor was astonished that they did not have a voice at the table. Many found it galling that there were lots of CEOs at the table.

Interesting, asking the people who caused the problem how to fix the problem. This is kind of like asking the fox how to fix the henhouse. The foxes might be willing to do it after all the chickens are dead but, only so that they kill more chickens in the future. (Lets see Sarah Palin beat home spun homliy. Sorry I digress.)

There should have been a voice at that table adovcating for the average Americans. Fair enough so my question is who would you have wanted there? Who do you think would have been an effective voice?

I'll start with a few of my picks. Go ahead and discuss them, praise them, argue them rebut them or come up with your own. Please feel free to put in your own.

As Pink would say lets get this party started:

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Friday November 07, 2008 · 5:46 AM PST

2008/11/07 · 05:46

We stand on the precipice of history. A stunning victory has been won. A clean fresh wind has blown through the ravaged national landscape and the almost lost hope seems to have come to pass. Although one man’s name, Obama, is given to the change, truly it was the work of millions of micro leaders and shakers who made the waves.

It is right that we celebrate and savor this victory. So have a great time, you certainly have earned it. You who put in the labor, shoe leather, have reaped a well deserved harvest. Have the fun you earned.
Although we have earned the right to dance and feel great, let us not forget that this is not an end but, only a beginning.

Now comes the hard part. Obama is a great man and a hearty spirit but, he cannot get the change alone. If I have a fear it is that the forces that have coalesced recently will look at this election and say "Hot damn!! That was great now, I can leave it alone and let Obama take it from here."

It is not going to work that way. Obama faces some huge obstacles.

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Sorry to have insulted you, I'll blog no more.

So who should Obama of had at his econo0mic meeting?

Now Comes the Hard Part. (Yep it is long one)