In retrospect, though, it could just be that great minds think alike.

You just don’t get it and I cannot understand why you don’t get it. President Obama doesn’t get it either. He stated that the overwhelming defeat the democrats suffered in Massachusetts was due to the people being mad at the previous administration. Let’s see, a senate seat previously held by a democrat for fifty seven years in a state that has 3 and 1/2 times more registered democrats than it has republicans, goes overwhelmingly to a republican because the voters are mad at a republican. Give me a break! I’m not a rocket scientist but I’m not an idiot either.

I bashed the Bush Administration for eight years and I, too, was ready for a change. The reason I didn’t vote for Obama was his past associations worried me, primarily Reverend Wright, Ayers and several others. President Obama campaigned that he would govern from the center and that is why he received the 69 million votes that you referred to. If that election was held tomorrow, how many votes do you think he would get?

Massachusetts reflected the mood of the entire nation (the will of the people). The people didn’t vote for, nor do they want out of control spending, government take over of private industry such as G.M., dirty politics such as the offer of special deals like was offered to Louisiana, Wisconsin and exemting union members from their cadillac insurance plans being taxed, while non-union members plans would be. This is what has outraged the majority of Americans and this is why there was the Massachusetts disaster that Ed described in this cartoon.

Mr. Obama can still have a successful presidency by listening to the wishes of the people and governing accordingly. I want my children and grandchildren to be able to enjoy the same freedom and have the same opportuities that I have had in this wonderful country. I want President Obama to do such a good job in the next three years that I will vote for him in 2012. I hope that happens – no, I PRAY that happens.

Anyway – to facts:
1. According to Scott Brown, heal care was not his primary issue, it was the economy: http://www.brownforussenate.com/issues
2. I cannot find a poll that shows health care was the major issue. My source shows that it was Taxes, jobs, the economy. Interestingly, though, health care was the #1 issue for Coakley voters.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com
3. True, True, True and True. RE: Romney, I’ve only been going by what he says his stances are on issues: http://www.freestrongamerica.com/speeches/

Fact: Scott Brown ran primarily on derailing the healthcare proposal in its current form, as in the version produced by the senate. He also ran on reducing deficits. Fact: Polls taken of people who were willing to go to the voting booth show the major issue to the Massachusetts voters was health care. Fact: Scott Brown won the race in a state that typically votes democrat in presidential elections, has John Kerry, had Ted Kennedy (RIP), as its Senators, and currently has every congressional representative as a democrat as well. Mitt Romney has recently tired to show himself as a conservative in order to gain favor with that faction of the Republican party. Shall I say that you make up facts by calling him one of the reddest of the reds? His signing of the Massachusetts health care hardly qualifies, as so called “reds” would oppose such legislation.

I don’t understand where the vitriol comes from as I initially offered an explanation as to what my understanding of the will of the people means. I was not trying to politicize anything.

Excuse me, I am going to go watch Fox News and learn the truth about what is really going on.