Inauguration (60)
Share your thoughts on this historic event.
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On 01/17 at 12:58 PM, Jeremiah from Byram wrote:
It is time we had change . Not to be bashful we tried it Bush’s way and now its time to try it Obama’s way . |
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On 01/16 at 09:25 AM, cynthia marshall from mccomb, miss. wrote:
I am so proud of our President Barack Obama this Is a celebration that Is over due…...I thank him for having the courage to run this raceop and my GOD delivered!!!!!!!!!!!! I cant express the joy,emotions,overwelming feeling that I’m experiencing at this moment…...........I pray that God will protect him and his family as he prepares to turn this country around for good….......... |
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On 01/14 at 04:03 PM, Darrell from jackson, ms wrote:
Yeah, it’s about time i blessed the site again with my presence again… My comment doesn’t directly pertain to this topic, but this was the only place i could voice this… The story about Steven Christopher being arrested for his threat… there is a sentence where “(racial slur)” is put in. Now, was this in the original document? Was this in a transcription? Or was this News Channel 12 censoring the story before it got to the website? If so, whoever censored it is playing favorism towards THAT certain race. Whoever the “racial slur” was pointed towards. I’m sure any Jewish readers will LOVE seeing the word “KIKE” being allowed to be printed while “racial slur” was omitted. It’s even more strange how “expletive” was put in before the word “kike.” True, this could have just been a simple mistake. It happens. Anyway, have a good weekend everyone! -D |
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On 01/14 at 03:36 AM, Ronney Magee from Mendenhall, Ms wrote:
These are great days now and ahead of us. God has bless us with a leader that will bring about change to our country. President Barack Obama and his Wife, First Lady Michelle Obama, makes a great team and will represent all Americans with diginity and class. Thank God for the Obama’s, because some people don’t care about there own well-being and hate the well-being of others. Please stop the HATRED, its’ not worth the conversation. IT TIME FOR A CHANGE. GOD BLESS THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, MR. BARACK OBAMA. |
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On 01/14 at 03:23 AM, Stella from Port Gibson, MS wrote:
I would like to make this comment for Michael from Vicksburg. Learn your history!! President elect Obama is not just another President going into office. He carries with him the souls and hearts of the slaves, the blood of the civil rights worker and the sweat and blood of the American people. On his shoulders are the responsibilities of a nation under economic pressures, in a war, and no end in sight for relief of either. A man who will have to prove himself over and over because of the color of his skin and not his abilities to run a country. His mistakes will be magnified, his every move will be recorded, if he does good, he will receive no praise, if he does bad he will receive great disapproval(I told you so) and lots of media comments. Could you stand the pressure? Not just another President Elect, but a man for the history books. As to what Medger Evers has to do with this: He was able to vote and to run for President because of the shed blood of not only Medger Evers but both black and white who fought and died for equal rights.. |
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On 01/14 at 03:08 AM, Fran from Jackson, Mississippi wrote:
President Elec Obama, With Godly Love, |
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On 01/14 at 12:28 AM, michel from vicksburg wrote:
Who cares-its just another president-elect going into office. Wait to sing his praises until he gets in office and does something good for our country!!!!! Stop making a racial issue out of it. The news is the worlds-worst- they love to see things stirred up. |
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On 01/13 at 03:31 PM, Brenda from Vicksburg wrote:
A change has come. Who would have thought we (USA) would elect an African American for president. I wish Martin Luther King was alive today to see his DREAM come true.Let’s continue to pray for and support Barack Obama. |
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On 01/13 at 12:42 PM, Joyce Grant from Brandon wrote:
It’s a blessing to know that the different races of people that voted for him did not worry about the color of his skin and believed he is capable of getting the job done. I’m really proud of the people that voted for him. I’m extremely proud of him. Hope everyone will continue to pray for him as well as the nation. |
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