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On November 05 2008 11:15 Jonoman92 wrote:
It's not like there is any doubt about the election. I guess the news channels don't want to state the plain fact that Obama obviously wins because they won't want people to switch off. All my channels are no it anyway though so I really can't watch anything else.
i think they're just waiting for the polls on the west coast to close so that they don't affect the voting patterns in the west
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thank god no more john sununu ads though
i'm so sick of them
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On November 05 2008 11:10 il0seonpurpose wrote:
175-76, does it matter who gets 270 first? Actually, I don't even think you could tie
It's entirely possible to tie. You can get 269 for each with some really weird situations.
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On November 05 2008 11:14 a-game wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2008 10:55 KOFgokuon wrote:On November 05 2008 10:47 Hans-Titan wrote:
Only thing I'm really excited about now is whether the Dems get 60 Senate seats or not. Would rock if they did, it would mean they could really get some shit done!
Great results so far, keep them coming mass-media! you assume that every republican will want to filibuster there are enough moderates in the republican party that not having 60 dems might not be a problem not to mention the fact that not every democrat is going to like every proposed law whether he'd help to filibuster his own party though..who knows actually it's widely believed that the republican party will shift to the right if tonight is a landslide, reason being that the more moderate republicans coincidentally occupy the seats most vulnerable to a Dem tidal wave.
this is widely believed by whom?
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DAMN
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No dem senator from kentucky  60 seems far away now.
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Why is Michigan going to Obama when the popular vote shows McCain ahead? Someone make sense of this for me, thanks.
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On November 05 2008 11:20 NeoIllusions wrote:
Why is Michigan going to Obama when the popular vote shows McCain ahead? Someone make sense of this for me, thanks.
exit polling
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So far Obama is doing better with white voters than Kerry or Gore.
I'm against Obama, but the fact that this is true, shows that people who think we are a racist country are probably wrong.
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Final Important Results:
Florida....................
Virginia...................
North Carolina.........
Ohio.......................Obama
Missouri.................
Pennsylvania..........Obama
Georgia.................
Colorado................
New Hampshire......Obama
Indiana:.................
North Dakota..........
New Mexico...........
Nevada..................
Electoral Votes:...McCain: 90..........Obama: 195
Popular Vote:......McCain: 49%........Obama: 50%
Did Dems get 60 in the Senate?:
Did Proposition 8 pass in CA?:
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On November 05 2008 11:19 Hans-Titan wrote:DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN CURSES! No dem senator from kentucky 60 seems far away now.
According to CNN's website (http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/results/individual/#mapSKY), it's still incredibly close (50% vs 50%) with only 68% of the precincts reporting. There's still a good chance, unless I'm missing some more up-to-date coverage somewhere.
Either way, I did my part. I voted Lunsford and he's winning by a nice margin in my county.
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Ohio to Obama. Thats big.
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On November 05 2008 11:13 il0seonpurpose wrote:
I hope obama doesn't get assassinated
seriously... God knows wat will happen when only ~150 yrs ago they assianted a white president for looking out for black ppl ==
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On November 05 2008 11:16 Xela wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2008 11:09 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:
as silly as it sounds to normal, sensible people, having a black president will do wonders with foreign relations and the image of the united states overall +1 Someone has said something really good about this and I love the image: " Imagine a random iranian who all his life has been tell that the americans are all a bunch of rich whites racists...and then he wakes up the 5th november with the new president of USA having almost the same name as his neighbour and the same skin tone as him."
LOLOL
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On November 05 2008 11:14 a-game wrote:
actually it's widely believed that the republican party will shift to the right if tonight is a landslide, reason being that the more moderate republicans coincidentally occupy the seats most vulnerable to a Dem tidal wave.
Further right... that's the worst possible thing
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Incredible, there is more coverage for this in Chile than our own elections xD
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Barack Obama is going to be the next President of the United States.
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hoho, ohio for obama
mccain is fucked
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On November 05 2008 11:19 Hans-Titan wrote:DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN CURSES! No dem senator from kentucky 60 seems far away now.
Oh, I'm from kentucky,(not the country part, though), I wanted lunsford to win
Edit: Obama just won ohio!!
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On November 05 2008 11:16 Xela wrote:Show nested quote +On November 05 2008 11:09 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:
as silly as it sounds to normal, sensible people, having a black president will do wonders with foreign relations and the image of the united states overall +1 Someone has said something really good about this and I love the image: " Imagine a random iranian who all his life has been tell that the americans are all a bunch of rich whites racists...and then he wakes up the 5th november with the new president of USA having almost the same name as his neighbour and the same skin tone as him."
It would further undermine the Iranian regime, in addition to their economic collapse due to the falling price of oil.
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