Well it's done. Congrats to President Obama. In a way I'm a little bit proud, as much as I'm not happy with Obama as President, we elected an African American for President. We've overcome all the racial tension and can now put all this nonsense behind us. The most powerful person in the country is not a white person but an African American. There is no more glass ceiling to complain about and there is no more "man trying to keep anyone down". It has been proven that with a little hard work, anyone can be anything in this great country.

I hope that Obama remembers that it was this GREAT country that afforded him and his so far unappreciative wife and pastor this opportunity. He speaks of change, but we've already changed, so what's the problem? If his family was in another country, maybe his wife wouldn't even have been allowed in grade school let alone law school. If this was just 70 years ago there is no way he would have been even allowed to run for President. So President Obama, remember this.

My opposition to this President was never about skin color, it's about our lack of knowledge about him and what we've learned of his associations. So his acceptance speech was nothing but more soaring rhetoric with the caveat that we will ALL have to suffer for this change.

I wonder what that person who said "it's the greatest moment of my life. Now I don't have to have to worry about putting gas in my car and I don't have to pay my mortgage anymore" is thinking now that her Messiah has said, "we are all going to have to sacrifice".

Just remember when we are taxed out of prosperity what was written here before the election. We've tried this all before can anyone say Jimmy Carter and 18% home loans with double digit unemployment?

Don't expect Obama to govern to the middle, he's never reached across the aisles and is no uniter.

Other than that, congrats to President Obama. Please tell me that this means we can put all this victimology behind us and we can truly become a color blind society.