US election

OBAMA RULES!!!!

its getting intense!!!


i still think obama will win popular but mccain will win electoral

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[b]Lady Nyx wrote: [/b]

its getting intense!!!


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[b]Erin wrote: [/b]

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[b]Lady Nyx wrote: [/b]



its getting intense!!!


i still think obama will win popular but mccain will win electoral

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hazaa!!!

congrats, obama!

He'll need to appoint a strong cabinet of people with experience.

I'm a registered Democrat, and I have to say that I have deep admiration for John McCain. I certainly do not agree with a lot of his views, but his speech showed that the man has class and integrity. Sadly, chances are that he'd never be president, and while I'm not particularly sure if he'd do a good job, he sure should have deserved the chance to be in the White House a lot more than George W Bush, who pretty much ruined the country in 8 years.
John McCain was not afraid to point out things he didn't like about his own party, and to even denounce the dangers of leaning too far to the right. McCain certainly made mistakes to not show disloyalty to his own party, but I admire his capacity to reach across the aisle and get both parties together instead of turning congress into a tug of war.

4 years ago when Kerry lost, he told Bush that the country was too divided, and while Bush acknowledged the fact, things only went by the same path or got even worse.

I certainly hope that Obama is able to bring the country together, and he's able to listen to Democrats and Republicans alike regardless of whether they agree with him or not. We spent 8 years with possibly the worst president this country has ever had. Someone who leaned to an extreme of the political spectrum and only listened to those who agree with whatever he had to say. It was time to bring things to the center and being able to agree to disagree, and put things on a common ground

Is EVERYONE on this site a Democrat?

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I'm happy. Yes I am.

i only hope someday.....SOMEDAY there wont have ot be just 2 parties to be forced to choose from.


but i do wish the best for obama, and i hope he does a good job at patching the country up....or something.

Hoooah!  The right thing happened today.

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[b]Zebonka12 wrote: [/b]

Hoooah!  The right thing happened today.
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I think you mean the left thing...

Phillies won the World Series last week, and now Obama is the President Elect. Life's good!

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[b]Zebonka12 wrote: [/b]







Hoooah!  The right thing happened today.





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I think you mean the left thing...

Phillies won the World Series last week, and now Obama is the President Elect. Life's good!
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:-D

_O_ Obama!!!!!! _O_

I agree with Danny. McCain might be a Republican, but the world would have been better off with him as president the past 8 years. While Bush is ignorant and loves himself way to much, McCain is a man with a heart combined with brains as well.

Still I'm really glad to see Obama as the new president of the US. Not only because he's a Democrat, not only because he's black and shows that race is from less importance as it has been in the past, but mostly because he's a pleasant guy who’s willing to talk with and listen to everyone. He's going to open new doors for Europe and the rest of the world. That's what we need. We need to cooperate, and together we're able to make everything work.
 
I like to congratulate the USA and the rest of the world with this election. We should be grateful to all the voters! Thank you.

these next 4 years are going to be very interesting.he's opened a lot of doors now after this election,be curious to see who walks through them with him...
definately a dawn of a new age for America,lets hope its a good one..