President Obama complained Tuesday about opposition scare tactics against a proposed health care overhaul, but said failing to fix problems in the current system would be the scariest outcome of all.

“What is really scary … is to do nothing,” President Obama says Tuesday.

Obama addressed a supportive town hall meeting in New Hampshire that contrasted with combative events held by Democratic Congress members that have generated heated and sometimes disruptive responses. Also Tuesday, hostile crowds shouted questions and made angry statements against proposed health care legislation at meetings in Pennsylvania and Missouri led by Democratic senators Arlen Specter and Claire McCaskill.

Obama and Democratic leaders have accused opponents of health care changes of organizing protests intended to drown out the debate, while Republicans respond the public anger is a genuine response to what they call excessive and misguided legislation.

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Today’s Inauguration will not forget it by Obama, The important moment or I will say today’s inauguration is the sacred moment for The United State or America. And Obama as we know will become the 44th President of the United States of America. The history will write this event on their book.

The swearing-in ceremony will take place at the steps of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., and Mr. Obama is set to make his inauguration speech at around 11:30 EST. Once completing his inaugural address, the new President will attend the departure ceremony of President George W. Bush. Following the ceremony, President Obama, Vice-President Joe Biden, and family members will be attend a luncheon (closed to the public) hosted by the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies. The inaugural parade will follow the luncheon and is set to start around 2:30 p.m. EST, with the majority of the parade route being free for public viewing.

And the world waiting for his action and policy, especially for recently happened in Palestine.

What Obama said, that he was so proud being an apart of Indonesia cultural is really amazing, the poverty of Indonesia touching his heart so deep.

I can’t say a lot about Barrack Hussein Obama, Jr, you can reach a lot of articles together along with his political carrier as the next United States President, from democratic party.

At least the backgraound of his life that he lives in indonesia for a couple years make me proud also, eventhough it mean nothing.

I don’t know, what will happened in the future, if Obama win as the next President of United States of America what will happened with Indonesia, I just hope that there are a lot of new Obama from Indonesia, at least the new Obama’s can make Indonesia more prosperous than before.

Reference :

1. Obama Magazine
2. http://www.chicagotribune.com/