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You know, Obama is getting more publicity here in Canada than the U.S, as far as I can tell.
Although imo Obama should win, it is a risk to have him as president, people already plotted dark plans to assassinate him, and he's not even president yet.
i See Him Much More Fit As A President, Experience Or Not, As Well As Biden Being Infinitely Times More Superior As A Vp Than Palin.
I stopped reading after he said "McCaine".
Actually I didn't. I felt like picking the argument to pieces.
Most of what he said is total bullcrap, although I agree with some of it.
I think both candidates ran a pretty shitty and negative campaign, and I personally hated it. I'll be glad just to see Obama emerge victorious (which he will, given that he got Ohio) and to see all this negative BS done and over with. I think Obama is a much better person than that, McCain as well. They were both sucked into the political media game, which was dumb.
What you said about it being the Demo's turn:
The democrats DO have their turn. Do you blindly ignore the Senate? They're taken control of it pretty well, which is probably even more influential than presidency.
Secondly, voting for him just because he's black is just as retarded as voting for him just because he isn't black.
Anyways, as I stated before, Obama's got this election, given that he got Pennsylvania AND Ohio, two of the key states. I'm fully behind this nomination, as I see him much more fit as a president, experience or not, as well as Biden being INFINITELY times more superior as a VP than Palin.
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I stopped reading after he said "McCaine".
I think both candidates ran a pretty shitty and negative campaign, and I personally hated it.
I'll be glad just to see Obama emerge victorious (which he will, given that he got Ohio) and to see all this negative BS done and over with. I think Obama is a much better person than that, McCain as well. They were both sucked into the political media game, which was dumb.
The democrats DO have their turn. Do you blindly ignore the Senate? They're taken control of it pretty well, which is probably even more influential than presidency.
and that he was way more money, and has spent a lot more is a simple fact.
In an economic crisis like the one that is presented to us today, spending isn't the best thing everand has spent a lot more is a simple fact.
True, I meant the negative campaigns. Of course there is going to be hatred from either side no matter who is elected, but at least that wont be pumped into every source of media I see on a constant basis.Lol, if you think all the negative bullshit will end, then you're wrong lol. It's sad and pathetic, but it's not going to end.
There are two options here tonight:
1.) McCain wins, and the "old" bashing and calling him senile and shit like that will continue.
2.) Obama will win, and anyone who says anything against him is labeled a racist. But the bashing will continue, but fortunate for him he doesn't have to worry about Congress because he'll have a majority in both the House and the Senate.
In an economic crisis like the one that is presented to us today, spending isn't the best thing ever
While he did get a lot of his fundings from many small donors/supporters, which is a good sign, I'd prefer he would save it instead of blowing it on hateful attack ads.
Overall, yeah I do agree with you though, Obama's campaign hasn't been AS hateful as McCain's, but it has still been pretty bad.
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I think Speaker of the House? I'm not sure though.Pfft, what then?
I think Speaker of the House? I'm not sure though.
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Whoops, for some reason thought Clinton was Speaker for some reason, but when you said that it I realized my error.That could only happen if Hilldog was speaker, but right now it's Pelosi.
But, yes, it would be hilarious.
Hmmm, from ruling blacks to having them rule us within 120 years.
Over analyzing simple internet post looking for lulz is fail, square....Fail post is fail.
A president lading is HARDLY comparable to a slaveowner and his or her slave.
Not to mention it's more like 148~ years since slavery was abolished.
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well technically if you get 270 electoral votes you win i believe. dont quote me on this but i think it is true.
It is 270, and Obama "technically" has more than that, but with not all the votes counted he might have lost a state or two or something, unlikely, but possible.
Anyway, now it's over. McCain is giving a concession speech.
It was hardly an over-analyzation, it took me about 2 seconds to "analyze" your fail.Over analyzing simple internet post looking for lulz is fail, square.
Even if you were paying taxes personally, you'd be paying them regardless of who got in It's not like if Obama hadn't won then taxes would simply vanish into thin air.My ass is gonn' get tax'd.
Even if you were paying taxes personally, you'd be paying them regardless of who got in It's not like if Obama hadn't won then taxes would simply vanish into thin air.
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He means that because Obama's plan is to raise taxes overall (including much more on the rich) to balance it out. It's a nose dive that will hurt us but once the money is into the government they can use it to get us back on track. It's always darkest before the dawn. o.oEven if you were paying taxes personally, you'd be paying them regardless of who got in It's not like if Obama hadn't won then taxes would simply vanish into thin air.
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Fucking sweet. (not about taxes)
I'm bringing back the Whig Party in 2023, anyone want in?
Seriously, I'm running for President in 2024.
Whigs were just anti-Jacksonians
Considering Jackson is long dead, I'm not exactly sure what you would do.
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Wear a fucking Wig, that's what I would do.
Lol, get it? A play on letter/word usage?1!
Nah, but seriously, hopefully the Republican party will be no more and I can freely run as a Constitutionalist.
EDIT: Also, wikipedia saves the day.
I'm in.Wear a fucking Wig, that's what I would do.
Oh snap. Guess you got beaten to itEDIT: Also, wikipedia saves the day.
Honestly, I don't see why this was such a big deal. Did anyone actually think McCain would win?
It's the most anti-Republican year, ever. And the Republicans do what? They put up one of the most unpopular Republican (with republicans). Genius. It's like they planned to discredit John McCain.
And if you people didn't realize, if the Democrats put up a turnip, it would have beat McCain.
It's like in 1980 when Carter was running for re-election. The country hated him, he destroyed the economy, and then Reagan comes and wins by a landslide. It didn't have anything to do with him being Reagan, of course later it did, but it was because he wasn't Carter.
But in 2010 it'll be different. The Republicans have been planning for 2010 since 2007. In case you didn't know.
P.S. Just to clarify things, McCain hates Bush, the end.
Honestly, I don't see why this was such a big deal. Did anyone actually think McCain would win?