As Barack Obama is inaugurated today, America celebrates. America is brimming with hope and anticipation, with Obama as the hero of the nation. The weight of the financial burden is currently on Obama and the American people and an inauguration is not going to take all that weight away. As someone said an Obama Inauguration ticket is not going to pay the rent or any other bills. But maybe this “hope” that Obama represents is the start. Maybe this “hope” will help carry Americans through this recession, and maybe change America forever. We shall see–I certainly wish Obama and American citizens all the best.
January 20, 2009
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2 responses to “What is the value of “hope”?”
serendipity hopeful
January 20th, 2009 at 15:43
As a foreigner who wants good things to happen in any and all parts of the world, I wish Americans will work more in harmony with their president. How successful Obama can be as American president will depend on how well his fellow-Americans can rein in their demands for their expectations to be satisfied.
Keep the hopes alive.
narendra
January 21st, 2009 at 14:13
its very surprising for me and many people like me that this man is so popular!and is almost synonymous with HOPE And CHANGE…was it just the TRIGGERING POINTS Used for political propaganda or this man is really going to bring to the world tat he promised…this wud be really interesting for a foreign audience to watch!!i hope and pray that GOD gives Mr Obama a good mind to actually do wat he said…becuse “one ounce of practice is worth 20thousand tons of big talks”-Swami Vivekananda(http://frozenwell.wordpress.com)