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Despite Bells and Whistles, President-Elect Has No Authority

foxnews.com — President-elect Barack Obama is looking very presidential these days. When he makes an announcement, he is ringed by American flags and stands behind a lectern that has a very presidential-looking placard announcing "The Office of the President-Elect." However, under the Constitution there is no such thing as the Office of the President-Elect.

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  • felman87, on 12/02/2008, -0/+1Hasn't this article already been submitted?
  • thorpus, on 12/01/2008, -1/+2It's crazy how much people are looking to him to be the savior or the world already. January 20th is still a ways a way.
  • shupy, on 12/02/2008, -2/+3Yes, the world is hanging on his every word. The decisions Obama is making are very important to our future.

    Funny how FOX news takes every opportunity to slam Obama. At what point is it going to occur to people the Obama is the president, and who really wants to sit around and listen to the president slandered?
  • tinus, on 12/01/2008, -3/+4Still, I bet Obama achieves more as President-elect than George W. Bush achieves in his role as President-onhiswayout.
  • scrugby, on 12/02/2008, -1/+1thanks for the nit-picking... I have three words for fox: Go ***** Yourself...
  • mattgilberg, on 12/02/2008, -1/+1It's true that his office is not an official government entity, but how can anyone criticize the man for properly, and quite gracefully might I add, preparing to become one of the most powerful men in the world?

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