It is cold. Way too cold for someone who lives in the desert. I watch Bush enter to my left, and a chorus of boos, primarily black voices from the DC ghetto on the mall accompany his entrance. I give him a quick smile, but he is perturbed. Bush's dad greets me with a warm smile, though he looks out of it.

"Just wait until the oath."

He smiles again and winks.

I don't know what he is talking about and I think the cold is not good for his failing health. He is hardly recognizable as the alert man who once head the CIA for Nixon. Soro's man Podesta bails out before the inauguration even occurs, literally running away, probably to secure the White House. Rahm Emanuel stays behind till Obama finishes his speech. His sardonic, court jester face a disturbing, yet comical sight whenever I see it. Speaking of faces, Hillary has had some face work done again and it makes her face look waxen. When the Chief Justice messes up the Oath, I suddenly understand what Bush meant. A little payback for the the endless slander Obama and his deviant minions hurled at Roberts during his nomination. Nothing could be sweeter than spoiling the very first moment of his Presidency, while all America is watching. A bit childish, but hey no one gets that which they don't deserve.

I watch as Obama delivers Ron Favreau's speech to the masses. Ron is a great speechwriter for a kid who was 11 years old when Clinton was inaugurated. He has no historic depth though and is only good at writing very shallow stuff. I remember when he used to write for John Kerry at the ripe age of 22. Watching folks tear up when hearing Obama's speech reminded me of just how disparate the intellectual levels are in America. There's Mensa and then there's Densa. If your target audience has little depth - Ron's your boy for spieling.

Ron's speech is full of hardly concealed jabs at Bush for the unintelligentsia. Simplistic sentiments written by a cynic and professional BS-er. It's great. America has to change its ways. Americans have to stay true to their ideals of hard work and sacrifice. Favreau's words contradict each other, but he writes them in the Obama style - the sermon. Reading nonsense in a sermon tone makes it easier for folks to infer meaning where there is none and smooth over all the logical incongruities. The "non-believers" in the nation was a rather blatant double entendre relating to the non Obama Kool-Aid drinking faithful, and not really intended as a pot-shot at atheists, though I'm sure Obama will regret not catching Ron's swipe. Not a single word about real plans or an agenda, just lots of "conservatives are really bad" rhetoric reprisal.

Oh well, I expected nothing more.

We're in for a depressing four years.