Black Man Given Nation's Worst Job

WASHINGTON—African-American man Barack Obama, 47, was given the least-desirable job in the entire country Tuesday when he was elected president of the United States of America. In his new high-stress, low-reward position, Obama will be charged with such tasks as completely overhauling the nation's broken-down economy, repairing the crumbling infrastructure, and generally having to please more than 300 million Americans and cater to their every whim on a daily basis. As part of his duties, the black man will have to spend four to eight years cleaning up the messes other people left behind. The job comes with such intense scrutiny and so certain a guarantee of failure that only one other person even bothered applying for it. Said scholar and activist Mark L. Denton, "It just goes to show you that, in this country, a black man still can't catch a break."

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It's all true but black people are known for their ability to do a lot with less. President-elect Obama (sounds good) has to surround himself with people who would give him the best advice and the best support he'll need. People have to also understand that it'll be almost impossible to undo all the damage made by Bush and his cabinet in the last 8 years, even if Obama gets 2 terms. I think he was forward on that in his victory speech. He has one major asset going for him though, the positive energy he has inspired in people. If he can keep people positively inspired, even during harsh times that we may face in the future, he'll get the necessary support to fix some of the damage caused by Bush and Co. Good luck to the commander-in-chief.

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It's all true but black people are known for their ability to do a lot with less. President-elect Obama (sounds good) has to surround himself with people who would give him the best advice and the best support he'll need. People have to also understand that it'll be almost impossible to undo all the damage made by Bush and his cabinet in the last 8 years, even if Obama gets 2 terms. I think he was forward on that in his victory speech. He has one major asset going for him though, the positive energy he has inspired in people. If he can keep people positively inspired, even during harsh times that we may face in the future, he'll get the necessary support to fix some of the damage caused by Bush and Co. Good luck to the commander-in-chief.

true that. an extraordinary man for an extraordinary time.