I'm not much for talking politics with good friends, let alone in a "chat room." It always seems to cause problems, but I'll take a small risk.

Voters, for the most part IMO, do not take the time to study a candidates track record, back ground as a person, or if what is being promissed is even a possibility or practical.

In business, the best salesman with the best delivery, and the best proposal, wins the deal over his opponents. Service after the sale, determines whether or not the customer will buy from the same person/company, for the next go round.

McCain was out sold.

The question is, did emotions cause more to vote for Obama, and is service after the sale we have received thus far, what we thought we were going to get?

Much is on this Mans plate as with any new President, and only history four years from the start, will determine if he gets our "repeat business."