Would you say America of the 80's was the same as the America of the 50's?  One could argue that in the 80's it was a new America.  So 30 years on, we are in yet another new America, that frankly looks nothing like the old America.  That has been shaped by 30 years of political, economical and cultural change. 

Change happens. 

Yes, change happens and I usually embrace it.  However, not so much with 51% of the voting populace Mr. Obama's vision for America. 

Would you say America of the 80's was the same as the America of the 50's?  One could argue that in the 80's it was a new America.  So 30 years on, we are in yet another new America, that frankly looks nothing like the old America.  That has been shaped by 30 years of political, economical and cultural change. 

Change happens. 

Fixed.

Right, because ALL of the change that has happened in the last 30 years is his fault. 

Right, because ALL of the change that has happened in the last 30 years is his fault. 

I've often wondered if we had 100% of the people vote and they all knew exactly what all sides stood for how America would vote.

He is the architect of the new America.  Well, in some ways at least.

I'd bet there's a big percentage of that 51% that has no clue what Obama's vision is for America.  I'm sure the same can be said for the other side too. 

I've often wondered if we had 100% of the people vote and they all knew exactly what all sides stood for how America would vote.

Hitler won it, . . . .  

If you believe that, then you should agree with Time's pick.  

Their man of the year is not the greatest person of the year.  It's who they think had the biggest impact on the world.  Hitler won it, Stalin won it twice, the Ayatollah Khomeini won it.  They talked about it being Osama Bin Laden in 2001, but there was too much of a backlash and they gave it to Giuliani.  

Fixed.

This is why democracy is a bad idea. Most people don't know what's good for them.