The vast majority of Americans and the world celibrate the end of an evil regime!!!

It's finally over.

Time to go pick up some Champagne.

Yes, and making a big spectacle for a new regime that hasnt DONE sh!t yet.
What if Barack is no different than any other politician we have had before.

All we know is the past and the past had to go!

We're phucked!

Oh no, no, no. All the guns and ammo that people bought because they will be confiscated soon helped stimulate the economy tremendously

Quality ZZZzzzing right there ^^^!

Nice one KK!

I heard he screwed up the oath though. Does that mean it doesn't count?

Evil regime???? You smoking dope??

"Evil regime???? You smoking dope??"

Nope nor stocking ammo, nor worried about someone tracking my ammo purchases....hmmmm.....paranoia.......are you smoking dope?

Dont matter anyway, since tomorrow he's imposing Sharia Law and inviting his twin Brother Osama bin Laden to stay in the Lincoln Bedroom.

You mean it's not too late for Ron Paul?

Our bandwagon continues to roll, Andy!

That was a funny moment when Justice Roberts flipped the phrasing of the oath, but Obama was a quick study. That was the formality. Of more interest was Obama's acceptance speech. I haven't listened to them all, but I think his will go down as one of the better, along with JFK, T. Roosevelt, and whomever else gave a notable one. Maybe it's because of the economic upheaval of the times we're in, but Obama aimed both barrels at literally every US citizen to step up and be a better citizen, from the greedy SOBs to the lazy-assed ne'er do wells, to us ordinary chumps who stay outa' the way, go about our business, and just go fishing occasionally to preserve our sanity. I thought it was just as inspiring as January 1961 when Miss Heaten marched our class 3 blocks to Jeannie Peterson's house (we didn't have TV in our school yet) to watch JFK's inaguration, in black & white, of course.

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Anyone else notice Hillary's packed on about 50 pound since the election?

Maybe you were the only one looking at her.. You seem disappointed.

That's incredibly significant. I wonder how many schools used this day to teach kids something about civics. I watched part of the "Kids Inauguration Party" last night on Disney; it was designed as a tribute to military families. What's important is that they brought the kids into the converstation and made them aware of the government and how to be involved in civil service. They kept repeating "YOU are the future." I thought that compelling. Far too many Americans are simply civically stupid.

I'm reminded of that every time I read a 2nd Amendment thread.

My son is one who helped spread the message on inauguration day. When the election was won in November he decided to rent a hall through a grant from UCSB (University of California Santa Barbara) set up a huge projection TV and sound system... He was worried about turn out back then and right up until today.... ends up over 500 people showed up, it was standing room only.. I wonder how many other events took place like this Nation wide.... I am proud of that boy

Easily. She looked more like William H. Taft than Al Gore did.



Al Gore looked more like Grover Cleveland.

My son's school actually started a half hour early today so they could show the swearing in to the students (k-5). I was a little surprised by that but it is a memorable occasion.

It will certainly be the discussion at dinner tonight.

I wish JFK's inauguration would have been my introduction to the process. I got to see Nixon in '68 instead!

It was in black & white still though...