Pubwoof's Obama's Inaugural Theme (a mash up)

"It's Monday Morning in America"

A little play on the Peggy Noonan's "Morning in America" she wrote for Reagan. Their message was that the sun is coming up and all is about to be better, etc. I sense a similar feeling amongst the populace nowadays, but with a greater degree of dread about how bad things are going to get (might get). If Obama wants to be one of our greatest presidential leaders, he needs to calm fears while preparing the nation for the enormity of the tasks that lay before us. The "Monday Morning" theme represents my opinion of how America should view the now; we may have a lot of work to do, but at least we can get started now, so let's get our asses in gear.

Obama will get bonus points as a presidential leader if he can begin to instill into Americans a greater sense of shared destiny. More teamwork, more looking out for the group, more connection to each other. Less selfishness, less fear, less isolationism. A renewed realization that we can stand only when together and can fall only when divided. What love can one really have for America when there is no love for other Americans? (here's mash up 2) "America simply can't work if the greatest thing we have to fear is what you can do for your country."

Of course, Obama isn't known to suck too badly at speeching, so I'm sure whatever he does will be pretty good too.