- Dear Moby: -- I have to say I like you. I don't always agree with some of the things you say, but I like that you speak your mind. I think that is what is wrong with the world. People just say what they think people want to hear, and keep the rest to themselves. Yes I did vote for Obama. We need someone different in the office that is not afraid to "change" things. America is not the same and we do need help. Keep up the good work and keep reminding people why they are Americans. Thanks. Yeah baby -- Phone: Sincerely, heather Cox Rome, Ga

The great thing that still does exist in America is our right to disagree.
I do agree that change was needed, but not unplanned haphazard unrecoverable debt-incurring change. Not change that lets our security be compromised. Not change that gives control of everything we see, touch and think to the federal government.
Change was not needed that removes the incentive to exceed, and simply takes from the driven, passionate, and successful, which is another phrase that describes the evil rich to give to the lazy & unmotivated, which are those on welfare like dad, grand daddy, and their children and grand children have been and will be.
At some point there has to be a boot strap to grab, and pull for all they’re worth to assist themselves, and their families.
God bless the poor, and yes, we owe it to our morality and Christian teaching to assist them, but it is crazy to make that help, and those changes be government mandated.
Change was not needed that in ever increasing doses involves government in more and more of our personal lives.
The role of government is to be as little involved in the lives of citizens as possible.
If it's only about change for change sake, then you should be quite happy with your choice.
But if you feel America should remain a free-thinking independent republic, if that's what lights your candle of patriotic pride, at what point will you stand look at Washington and say, "Back off, Barrack." & “Put a sock in it, Pelosi.”?
All this said, Heather, I thank you for listening, for disagreeing without anger, and for being a cousin in the radio family.

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