EPTOn November 07 2012 07:11 Ghanburighan wrote:
Why don't you do something about that
Why don't you do something about that
I made this post, it's a start
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Zandar
Netherlands1541 Posts
I made this post, it's a start | ||
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On November 07 2012 07:08 NeMeSiS3 wrote: Americans have very interesting ways of thinking about the world what can you do, let them ban women's rights and go complain about Iran while warring at will, Canada will do just find following behind staying finanically secure.This is actually the first election I have looked at immigration options and programs. I am from Minnesota so I feel I would fit in well enough. Looking at the polls now though, I doubt I would be moving. | ||
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Zen5034
United States384 Posts
On November 07 2012 06:52 farvacola wrote: Yeah, Minnesota is an interesting state when it comes to state politics; it's got a strong and influential independent voter sensibility, and along with Wisconsin y'all just seem to pump out influential politicians. And yes, thank god y'all did not elect Tom Emmer, he is pretty much the worst kind of Republican. Except for the 6th district, I dunno what's been going on there; they keep on voting for Bachmann (though I guess technically she is influential) and I sincerely hope she does not get re-elected because she scares me. I went out to the polls at 7:30AM, line was really long. I had to register there too because I moved during the summer so all in all, it took perhaps 40 minutes, 30 of them spent in line. According to the machine, I was the 341st voter at that place. | ||
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XoXiDe
United States620 Posts
On November 07 2012 01:34 XoXiDe wrote: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/ http://blogs.aljazeera.com/liveblog/topic/us-election-2012-9566 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-20009190 @mafe posted this earlier I'll add this too http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/2012/11/user-guide-newshour-election-coverage.html | ||
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Lmui
Canada6215 Posts
Also, I initially googled "florida county vote broward" to try and find out if it was blue or red. The first link that google popped up for me is probably in the grey area as far as the red warning text at the top goes but it's an article from the examiner if you're interesting in reading it. | ||
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IMoperator
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coverpunch
United States2093 Posts
This probably won't inspire much confidence in the non-Americans, but this is Florida. A woman attempting to vote in West Boca Raton this morning was initially prohibited from entering the polling place because she was wearing a tee shirt with the letters MIT. BocaNewsNow.com has heard from multiple sources that an election supervisor at the polling place ultimately realized that MIT stands for “Massachusetts Institute of Technology” — a school where students tend to know how to spell — and was not a campaign shirt for the Republican candidate, who spells his name MITT. Campaigning is not permitted within several yards of a polling place. The woman was ultimately allowed to vote. | ||
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NeMeSiS3
Canada2972 Posts
On November 07 2012 07:15 ThomasjServo wrote: This is actually the first election I have looked at immigration options and programs. I am from Minnesota so I feel I would fit in well enough. Looking at the polls now though, I doubt I would be moving. I think the biggest problem is that Americans don't understand how an economy goes through a recession, they seem to think Obama's policies were what caused the recession when in fact it's been subsequently removing them from the recession. The only argument on that is that it's "to slow" but it's definitely moving out of the recession. | ||
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Zaqwert
United States411 Posts
On November 07 2012 07:18 IMoperator wrote: 18 years old, first time voting, voted for Obama Enjoy a lifetime of paying off debt and paying for other people's welfare. User was warned for this post | ||
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
On November 07 2012 07:16 XoXiDe wrote: @mafe posted this earlier I'll add this too http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/2012/11/user-guide-newshour-election-coverage.html Thank you, sorry I didn't check for this. | ||
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NeMeSiS3
Canada2972 Posts
If Romney is elected, batten down the hatches because it'll be an exciting 4 years globally. Especially trying to get China to stop valuing their currency how they see fit :D On November 07 2012 07:21 Zaqwert wrote: Enjoy a lifetime of paying off debt and paying for other people's welfare. Or paying for his own at a cheaper price than insurance companies ever would charge and has ZERO possibility of being refused. Sounds terribad, the other Modern nations need to start living like America letting Millions of people go bankrupt because of healthcosts. Now that's real debt paying. | ||
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Orek
1665 Posts
Obama's (or Democrat's in general) more protectionistic approach to foreign trade policy doesn't help some trade partners around the world. Those countries probably agree that Obama is better for the world overall, but Romney is better for the 2 country relationship. I would probably vote for Obama if I were American, but as a non-American, Romney actually sounds a better option if I'm allowed to be selfish. | ||
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farvacola
United States18838 Posts
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Sermokala
United States14047 Posts
On November 07 2012 07:21 Zaqwert wrote: Enjoy a lifetime of paying off debt and paying for other people's welfare. Lol well we won't have to pay those programs off for too much longer if democrats stay in power. | ||
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jdseemoreglass
United States3773 Posts
On November 07 2012 07:21 Zaqwert wrote: Enjoy a lifetime of paying off debt and paying for other people's welfare. lol, you are one of my favorite hyperbolic posters Zaqwert. Of course, you are making the assumption he's going to be a high earner and not part of the 47%. Also, we aren't going to pay off our debt. | ||
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NeMeSiS3
Canada2972 Posts
On November 07 2012 07:24 jdseemoreglass wrote: lol, you are one of my favorite hyperbolic posters Zaqwert. Of course, you are making the assumption he's going to be a high earner and not part of the 47%. More like 90%, generally anything below 250k per year is looking positive under Obama. Above that? well let's just say the 13% Romney taxation isn't going to fly much longer. | ||
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wherebugsgo
Japan10647 Posts
On November 07 2012 07:03 sc2superfan101 wrote: no trolling. just a gut feeling and four years of waiting. I'm hoping it's such a large win that accusations of voter fraud are out the window. call me crazy, but somehow, I don't think any recounts are going our way this time. A large win for Romney would be exactly that-a massive indication of election fraud, because the likelihood of Romney winning by large margins based on the current polls is incredibly low. BTW, there's a pretty significant difference between voter fraud and election fraud. There's no real evidence to suggest voter fraud is a problem. Election fraud, on the other hand, is a different issue. Groups that try to disenfranchise voters, destroy or tamper with ballots, make the voting process difficult or impossible, etc. are all taking part in election fraud. Most likely the election will be close, and Ohio will be the deciding factor. If I'm not mistaken most reputable sources have Obama at a 2-1 edge to win the election, and he's currently on average polling between +0.5% and +2% on the popular vote (which honestly doesn't matter that much, seeing as Obama is still likely to win the electoral college if he loses the popular vote slightly) | ||
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Chriscras
Korea (South)2812 Posts
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ragz_gt
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United States577 Posts
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