How much of the Inauguration of President Obama did you watch?

Didn't watch any, seen enough of the circus.

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So I am guessing that the above respondents are Republicans and are still holding a grudge that their candidate did not get elected. The POTUS has earned the respect of the citizens of this country, whether or not you agree with his views.

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Not everyone lives every minute of everyday around this President. But I for one was catching planes. Was a good day to fly.

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Kinda like you Leftwing? Trashing people.

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Kinda like you Leftwing? Trashing people.

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I would guess most Republicans were enjoying a day off from work doing other things. Unlike most Democrats, which just had another day in front of the TV collecting assistance from the Government.

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"Most republicans were watching moon shiners,pawn stars and honey boo boo.They like watching people getting ripped,ripped off and just plain stupid.It makes them feel smart."

More of that tolerant, compassionate liberal thinking. Right, leftwing?

I didn't take the time to watch the inauguration. Period. Nothing more. Nothing less. No need to read anything into it.

BTW, I didn't watch the two Pres. Bush's inaugurations, or Pres. Clinton's, or any Pres, come to think of it. Just not my cup of tea, that's all.

And leftwing? I didn't say "my cup of moonshine" on purpose, just for you.

:-)

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I must of touched a few nerves.Cool!!!

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I caught the speech itself, online afterwards - I'm not much for parades or spectacle. Not that rhetoric is legally binding or particularly convincing in any way, but I'm hopeful for the next four years. Economy's on the up, wars are being wound down, and the Patriots aren't going to the Super Bowl for at least another season.

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"I must of touched a few nerves.Cool!!!"

No, leftwing. The moonshine is supposed to do that...

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"I watched every second of the inauguration, but I'm different than most of the posters here . . . I support America."

Well, all right, PJ. But only because you say so.

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Still a lotta hatred out there for an election loser.

And class envy is still intact after the 2012 election.

"More miles to go before I sleep..."

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Great post vet69...And also Poetic.. I too have watched Presidents give speeches from as far back as the early sixties and have felt proud as an American by every one of them. I have also taken a position to support my sitting Presidents (except for Nixon at the end) as I feel it was my patriotic duty to do so.

The office of the President has come under attack since day one..Words not so eloquently spoken is a part of our history but nevertheless words were protected by the spoken so all this should make us proud but..... In the old days, words were qualified with facts or credibility was at stake..Today it does not seem to matter...perhaps it's our credibility that's at stake.

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Before that last line gets 50 posts about credibility....The majority of posters on this forum have nothing to regale about.

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"The majority of posters on this forum have nothing to regale about."

"Regale" means "to provide with great enjoyment, or entertain."

I don't know if I'm getting what you said, Veritas.

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"pick the fly spot out of the pepper"

LOL, lorexxx!

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vietnamvet69 You are the only one on here that makes any sense all of the time. You truely are a Veteran I have the utmost respect for. I salute you sir and thank you for your service.

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Hold on, PJ. I do agree with your point.

You are right that there is no such word as "alot." It's to be written "a lot."

But nowadays, many, many people miss the finer points as they express themselves.

Perhaps it's a result of texting often, or thinking that proper expression is old-fashioned, or any other reason.

A person who does know better can be charitable with others who slip up, if one wants to.

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loco...

verb (used without object) 3. to feast. AKA...Feading frenzy from the right(eous) ones.

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peeu, thanks you have just in so few words describe veritas and leftfeld and billgetsnothing. the ignorance of you all is amazing. FOX is the most trusted news source

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PJ. Didn't like my comment on LGBTQ, I guess you "are" special.

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Veritas, ???

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Sorry, Veritas. Mind blank.

"Regale" = verb (used without object) 3. to feast. AKA...Feading frenzy from the right(eous) ones.

"The majority of posters on this forum have nothing to regale about."

So the majority of posters on this forum have nothing to feast, or feed in a frenzy, about?

Well, I suppose so.

Did you enjoy the Inauguration, Veritas?

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PJ, would you agree that many people miss the finer points as they express themselves?

How are they to be treated?

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Jeepers loco...First post about credibility and the next one about "blood in the water"...

Sorry you didn't get it!

The inauguration loco? Seems like you're willing to miss the whole season just to get excited about the superbowl...I don't get it.

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