If an entire city votes for the same party, that's not a coincidence, especially considering all the stories that essentially say that people do what Leo tells them to do.

But your story aside, it's funny to me how people blame Obama for the economy crash when it crashed under Bush, and Bush was the one who bailed out Wall Street. Of course, conservatives choose to ignore that because conservatism really only works if you constantly ignore plain facts. But lets not forget the main reason people dislike our president - he's black. Reason #1, nothing else to be said, he's black, the country's loaded with racists.

Now me, I actually am a little unhappy with him because he keeps trying to compromise with republicans, but republicans don't return the favor, and are, oh yes, greedy evil jerks. Well the republican politicians that is. Civilian republicans are just dumb. Or rich. If you're not rich but vote republican, you're just shooting yourself in the foot with is so tragically ironic. But as I was saying, he's wasting time trying to work with a party that's completely unreasonable. He doesn't have to run for office anymore, he should tell the republicans to cram it with walnuts or he'll never get anything done. The GOP had 8 uninhibited years of ruining the country and reversing American progress by 40 years or so, they should be happy with that and wait for their next turn.

I'm not rich and I vote Republican, so I must be shooting myself in the leg as you imply, but it's clear to all I'd rather be poor than rich. But you established from the previous time I submitted this that I do acknowledge (because I really do) that our President should be respected because of the position he is in, whether you like it or not. If the public hates Obama because he's black, then why did they vote him in both times? That's what I want to know. Nobody has any common sense anymore; I confess even I don't. Not often, anyway.

Second, this is just fiction; I mean this to be purely that, even though I have ever so soundly failed. Leo is NOT being dictorial; the fact his voice reaches 750,000 people without a loudspeaker has led people to fear him just when he shows up. He's taking anger management to fix the intolerance issues, but the paranoia still remains.

Well naturally the entire public doesn't dislike him for being black. But a large portion of those opposed to him certainly do. There's also a large number of minorities in American now, and Republicans have never been able to reach minorities because so many of their policies are biased in favor of rich whites. As the country grows more diversified, the country will be in better social shape as it'll be harder and harder to pass racist legislation.

And it's safe to say that although you do vote republican, you're not entirely sure why. Just bear in mind that when you vote republican, you're voting against every single poor person and minority in the country.

If that's the case, I'm better off not voting at all, or if I overreact, emigrate.