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Tsagacity
United States2124 Posts
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Hans-Titan
Denmark1711 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:24 R3condite wrote: seriously... God knows wat will happen when only ~150 yrs ago they assianted a white president for looking out for black ppl == "only 150 years" -.-;; 50 years ago blacks couldn't attend schools in the south, today the US is getting a black president. | ||
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Zzoram
Canada7115 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:25 MeriaDoKk wrote: Incredible, there is more coverage for this in Chile than our own elections xD Let's face it, the USA Presidential election will affect most of the world more than their local elections. | ||
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Hans-Titan
Denmark1711 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:26 Tsagacity wrote: omg CNN just said they have a big projection to make :O inc florida and presidential projection imo Guessing Ohio/Texas/Florida, could be either IMHO. | ||
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R3condite
Korea (South)1541 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:21 Savio wrote: 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. i think u've got it wrong == lot of ppl, it seems, are voting for obama because it's the "cool" thing to do... and not only that i've already seen lot of stupid obama fanboys bringing out the racist card against ppl saying that if u don't vote for obama u r f-ing racist (something i really dislike about fanboys they r like dumb zealots...) | ||
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:21 Savio wrote: 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. racist country is kind of a slippery term there are obviously still racists in the US, all it proves is that racism wasnt enough to prevent Obama from being elected Its not like obama is elected and suddenly racism disappears. And its not like another black candidate would perform as well as obama I would compare it to catholics after kennedy won, less important on the central stage, but not entirely gone | ||
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HeavenS
Colombia2259 Posts
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Savio
United States1850 Posts
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. Actually this could be good. If Republicans stop spending big and become fiscally responsible, that could be what saves them. So if more real conservatives remain, that could be good. I think dems are better at being dems. So Reps should stick with being Reps. | ||
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Enrique
United States377 Posts
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Savio
United States1850 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:27 R3condite wrote: i think u've got it wrong == lot of ppl, it seems, are voting for obama because it's the "cool" thing to do... and not only that i've already seen lot of stupid obama fanboys bringing out the racist card against ppl saying that if u don't vote for obama u r f-ing racist (something i really dislike about fanboys they r like dumb zealots...) Good point. I have seen the same. | ||
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Falcynn
United States3597 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:28 HeavenS wrote: Yeah, all the news stations don't want to call it until someone gets 270, but I think everyone knows in the back of their minds that Obama's won.rofllll OHIO for obama.....this race is statistically over. | ||
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R3condite
Korea (South)1541 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:27 Hans-Titan wrote: "only 150 years" -.-;; 50 years ago blacks couldn't attend schools in the south, today the US is getting a black president. well 150 is only 2 generations... if 150 yrs ago they hated a president for looking out for black wat do u think will happen 150 yrs later when a black person is a president?.. there will always be those who hate and a country's assasination or even an assassination attempt by a country's citizen against its own president is demoralizing and also weaken a country as a whole which would suks... | ||
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Orome
Switzerland11984 Posts
Mark Blumenthal from pollster.com Obama!!!!!!!!!!!!! | ||
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HeavenS
Colombia2259 Posts
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Savio
United States1850 Posts
49% to 50% | ||
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Savio
United States1850 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:32 HeavenS wrote: New Mexico to Obama. My home state  | ||
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R3condite
Korea (South)1541 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:32 Savio wrote: Still the popular vote seems really close don't you guys think? 49% to 50% we all noe popular vote doesnt mean sh*t == remember al gore and bush? wat was the popular vote then? ...exactly | ||
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bluemanrocks
United States304 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:32 Savio wrote: Still the popular vote seems really close don't you guys think? 49% to 50% McCain is going to be the Gore of the GOP. | ||
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KOFgokuon
United States14912 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:29 Savio wrote: Actually this could be good. If Republicans stop spending big and become fiscally responsible, that could be what saves them. So if more real conservatives remain, that could be good. I think dems are better at being dems. So Reps should stick with being Reps. i don't see how this is the case specter in PA, both the maine senators, smith in oregon, coleman on minnesota (if he wins) are still pretty moderate, it's not like they're going to suddenly swap their views on everything just because dems are in power | ||
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Tsagacity
United States2124 Posts
On November 05 2008 11:32 Savio wrote: Still the popular vote seems really close don't you guys think? 49% to 50% Will probably widen as we get more results from NY/CA and the rest of the Pacific coast. Our first black president may be the president with the most votes in history  | ||
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