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Posted by Dj Smitty20 on Nov-04-2008 21:44:

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Conjecture flows so easily when one doesn't actually have to participate in the process.


oh go hide in your hole, silly rabbit! Today is the day of the evil socialist lefties and their Muslim leader, Obama!!

It's a pretty one sided poll though eh?


Posted by jon jon on Nov-04-2008 21:46:






Posted by jon jon on Nov-04-2008 21:48:

lol CNN ticker "Palin 'confident' of win"


Posted by Orko on Nov-04-2008 21:52:

quote:
Originally posted by jon jon
lol CNN ticker "Palin 'confident' of win"



Of course she is. They spent $150,000 on her wardrobe alone, how many millions do you think they will spend to try and steal it?


Posted by LKD on Nov-04-2008 21:54:

wtf is wrong with u people...bush won


Posted by DigDeep on Nov-04-2008 21:55:

bomba


Posted by LKD on Nov-04-2008 22:03:

quote:



Bush: 'Can I Stop Being President Now?'

November 4, 2008 | Issue 44�45

WASHINGTON�In a press conference held this morning on the White House lawn, President Bush formally asked the assembled press corps and members of his own administration if, in light of today's election, he could stop being the president now. "So it's over, right? Can I stop being president now?" Bush said after striding to the podium in a Texas Rangers cap and flannel shirt, carrying a fully packed suitcase. "Let's just say I'm done as of now. Presidency over." When informed by Washington Post reporter David Broder that his presidency would continue through early January, Bush stared at him quizzically, sighed, and shuffled silently back into the White House.
















from a very reliable source:
http://www.theonion.com/content/new...being_president


Posted by junkie_vince on Nov-04-2008 22:14:

I hope Lawler takes it


Posted by yankeeBaby on Nov-04-2008 22:35:

My reaction from NYC newsreports this evening:


Does anyone else find it weird that there have been MAJOR issues with the voting booths in both Brownsville and Newark? Forcing the voters to vote by paper only?

I just find it interesting that this is occurring at two very highly-populated african-american areas. Some of the voters are seriously pissed that their paper votes may "magically dissapear."


Posted by Orko on Nov-04-2008 22:48:

What do people really think will happen if Obama wins? He cannot live up to the hype, neither candidate can.

I thought this was pretty good:

See more funny videos at Funny or Die


Posted by LKD on Nov-04-2008 23:00:


Posted by ChemEnhanced on Nov-04-2008 23:11:

Obama will win and be assassinated 6 months and 7 days into his term


Posted by DannyPINK on Nov-04-2008 23:24:

My thoughts and those who want to bring up the assasination topic are that they are undereducated about what really matters and just want to be a part of the coversation.

It's getting old. If it happens it will be one of the saddest days in US history on par with 9-11.


Posted by Jem_hadar on Nov-05-2008 00:08:

I hope to be hearing that Obama wins.


Posted by yankeeBaby on Nov-05-2008 00:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Jem_hadar
I hope to be hearing that Obama wins.


Its looking worse and worse. Voting booths in predominately black area's malfunctioning, paper votes dissapearing (or so is has been said...). I swear I hope this is not true (the booth story is 100% true, but the paper vote story is yet to be confirmed). If there is a voting conspiracy for mccain to win, I am moving to canada.


Posted by Ozmozis on Nov-05-2008 00:13:

quote:
Originally posted by yankeeBaby
Its looking worse and worse. Voting booths in predominately black area's malfunctioning, paper votes dissapearing (or so is has been said...). I swear I hope this is not true (the booth story is 100% true, but the paper vote story is yet to be confirmed). If there is a voting conspiracy for mccain to win, I am moving to canada.


wow hahah thats just bull! I can't believe that lol


Posted by StereoPrincess on Nov-05-2008 00:13:

as of now.

kentuky - mccain

vermont - obama

mccain - 8 electoral votes
obama - 3 electoral votes


Posted by Skipper on Nov-05-2008 00:17:

Mc Cain is ahead in Indiana and Virginia so far....but only a small amt of votes counted so far.

I want to have a nap so I can wake up later and see the end. Does anyone else (not American) feel almost overwhelmed with what an important election this is? Look at the number of people coming together in Chicago...it's intense. I really fear for major backlash if this goes to McCain, particularly if it's close.


Posted by StereoPrincess on Nov-05-2008 00:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
Mc Cain is ahead in Indiana and Virginia so far....but only a small amt of votes counted so far.

I want to have a nap so I can wake up later and see the end. Does anyone else (not American) feel almost overwhelmed with what an important election this is? Look at the number of people coming together in Chicago...it's intense. I really fear for major backlash if this goes to McCain, particularly if it's close.


other than 9/11, i feel like i am watching some serious history unfolding here. if it goes to mccain, it would be even more weird and historic. things will go down. either way. riots everywhere!


Posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* on Nov-05-2008 00:29:

quote:
Originally posted by yankeeBaby
Its looking worse and worse. Voting booths in predominately black area's malfunctioning, paper votes dissapearing (or so is has been said...). I swear I hope this is not true (the booth story is 100% true, but the paper vote story is yet to be confirmed). If there is a voting conspiracy for mccain to win, I am moving to canada.


That's pretty scary if it's true (the disappearing votes that is)


Posted by Skipper on Nov-05-2008 00:38:

quote:
Originally posted by StereoPrincess
other than 9/11, i feel like i am watching some serious history unfolding here.


Yeah, that's a good way of describing it.
Both candidates would be making history if elected - Obama for being black and McCain for being...old.

Florida looks like it's leaning Democrat, and that's 27 electoral votes...huge. Which state counts for the most?


Posted by Jem_hadar on Nov-05-2008 00:40:

quote:
Originally posted by yankeeBaby
Its looking worse and worse. Voting booths in predominately black area's malfunctioning, paper votes dissapearing (or so is has been said...). I swear I hope this is not true (the booth story is 100% true, but the paper vote story is yet to be confirmed). If there is a voting conspiracy for mccain to win, I am moving to canada.

quote:
Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~*
That's pretty scary if it's true (the disappearing votes that is)

^ ^ ^ What the Loo said. "Wow" at such a thing even being suggested (or suspect, if there's any legitimacy to it)... ...

Unbelievable (that this is really true).

Unbelievable (if indeed this is really true).


Posted by Ozmozis on Nov-05-2008 00:49:

Its an OBAMANATION I TELL YA!


Posted by sweetie570 on Nov-05-2008 00:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper

Florida looks like it's leaning Democrat, and that's 27 electoral votes...huge. Which state counts for the most?


California Has 55


Posted by infinity HiGH on Nov-05-2008 00:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Orko
Really?

How about...



.........right behind Dubya.


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