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Michelle
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posted 04 November 2008 03:45 PM      Profile for Michelle   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post
Just thought I'd start a thread for election results - I don't think there's one yet.

Anyhow, to start off, exit polling finds that first-time voters are overwhelmingly voting Obama.


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posted 04 November 2008 04:15 PM      Profile for Doug   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post
OOps - my mistake - they called the Senate race there, not the Presidential. Still a good sign, just less so.

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Vermont. Not Virginia.

CNN is beaming reporters into the studio!

Save me Wolf Blitzer, your my only hope!

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Indiana is looking really close. That in itself is a big deal. It's been Red since the late 60's I think.

Just saw on NBC that in Chicago at Grant Park where Obama's win or lose speech is being held security is preparing for upwards of 500,000 people. 78,000 ticket holders inside the park and the rest outside.

That's nutz.


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Damn back button!

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posted 04 November 2008 04:27 PM      Profile for Trevormkidd     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post
quote:
Originally posted by Doug:
CNN has given Virginia right away to Obama, which is a great sign for him.

How can they do that? McCain appears to be leading there (unless you mean the senate race where Warner is significantly ahead of the Republican). He also has a lead in Florida although of course it is very early. Might start drinking heavily right now.

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Anyway...Kentucky for McCain, Vermont for Obama. Stupid holograms for everyone!
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quote:
Originally posted by Trevormkidd:

How can they do that? McCain appears to be leading there (unless you mean the senate race where Warner is significantly ahead of the Republican). He also has a lead in Florida although of course it is very early. Might start drinking heavily right now.

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Florida is definitely too early. Those numbers come from like one or two precincts in a heavily republican areas.

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CBS is giving West Virginia to McCain - no surprise there.
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Heh now Obama is ahead by 10% in Florida.

Florida the crazy swing state.


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Have they counted any votes in West Virginia yet? Seems silly to call it at this point. McCain will most likely win it but Obama will be within 5 i think.
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I think it's pretty safe to call West Virginia for McCain. The polling there hasn't been especially close and if the results from exit polling and early returns are matching that, why not?
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McCain is going to win.
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ABC gives Obama Pennsylvania. This is huge. McCain is toast.
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MSNBC is calling Pennsylvania for Obama.
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Now here come the EVs...all the usual (suspects?) states from New England.
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It looks like a landslide victory for Obama, although it's still very early. Go Obama!!!
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Originally posted by ElizaQ:
MSNBC is calling Pennsylvania for Obama.

Awww...and McCain tried SO hard to get it!


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The numbers I'm seeing he is also holding onto the 10% lead in Florida. Still early though but a good sign.

In Indiana Obama's margins are up relative to Kerry in the rural red counties and he's already flipped a couple of Bush counties it looks like and the Dem stongholds haven't reported yet.


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Obama is leading in West Virginia!!! Holy sh*t!
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Originally posted by Doug:

Awww...and McCain tried SO hard to get it!


He most definitely did. Last week was just foul in Pennsylvania. Every smear, scary, socialist, commie blah blah attack, stump, ad, flyer, you name it, it was dumped into Pennsylvania.


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Elizabeth Dole is losing in North Carolina. Couldn't happen to anyone better.
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Ooo Liddy Dole has lost her senate seat in NC. That's a big one.
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Dole is scum - her opponent was the target of vicious lies by E. Dole, and considered a lawsuit, but it wouldn't have been heard until well after the election. I'm very happy to see Dole lose!
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quote:
Originally posted by Boom Boom:
Dole is scum - her opponent was the target of vicious lies by E. Dole, and considered a lawsuit, but it wouldn't have been heard until well after the election. I'm very happy to see Dole lose!

Me too. Those ads saying Hagen is 'Godless' were brutal.


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New Hampshire has been called for Obama! (on CNN)
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Woah...Florida is looking good for Obama.
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oops - my mistake - the Democrats won the Governor's race in New Hampshire. Not the federal election - yet!
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About time, CNN! They called PA for Obama.
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No I think it's the Senate race, Shaheen over Sununu.
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WOW...72% of first-time voters are voting Obama. That's insane.
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That was from CBC, who seem very confused tonight. Much better coverage from CNN, I think.
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ABC appears to be the most aggressive in terms of what they're prepared to call. Their electoral map page is here.
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quote:
Originally posted by pogge:
ABC appears to be the most aggressive in terms of what they're prepared to call. Their electoral map page is here.

great link!


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Originally posted by Boom Boom:
oops - my mistake - the Democrats won the Governor's race in New Hampshire. Not the federal election - yet!

Okay Boom Boom you can say it again now. NBC is calling it now.


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MSNBC has called Georgia for McCain, seems pretty early yet for that.
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19 million votes so far and they are separated by only 18,000 votes. Only in the US.

Florida is getting pretty narrow again (surprisingly Texas is only a 3% margin at the moment.)


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Peter Mansbridge just said Obama will be the likley victor tonight - no major American network has said that yet.
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The polls in about 15 states close momentarily. Should see some movement shortly.
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I was noticing in CNN's in-depth results for Florida, at the bottom of the page there seems to be a "ballot measure" in that state, a referendum on a state ban on gay marriage. Talk about GOTV of reactionary wackos in a key state. That's very sneaky. I wonder who got to decide to put that on there?

ETA: Elsewhere on the CNN site it says that there are 133 ballot measures in 33 states this election, down from 2004 and 2000. The Wiki "Initiatives" article won't load but a pdf from the USC School of Law on iandrinstitute.org says that not quite half of these direct democracy measures come about as a result of citizen petitions, while the majority are placed on the ballot by legislatures. Anyway, this is not the only ballot issue in Florida this year, and Florida is not by any means the first state to have produced such a ballot. Other states are balloting on abortion access, as a prelude to producing a case to test the court on overturning Roe v Wade. So, I guess, no real evidence of conspiracy there.

Jeez, I'm glad we don't have those things though.

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The polls in about 15 states close momentarily. Should see some movement shortly.

Told you so. ABC has the EV count at 174 for Obama to 61 for McCain.


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CNN: New Mexico declared for Obama (this is where I spent my holidays for a while).
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CNN's electoral college: Obama 174, McCain 49.
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It's worth noting that all the states called for Obama thus far were Kerry states in 2004. He's going to win, but he's not there yet.

Iowa + New Mexico + Colorado does it.
Or Virginia + any one of the above.
Or Ohio alone.
Or Florida alone.
etc.

(edited to add the link to your one-stop shop on all the network calls)

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Ouch. McCain's home state AZ is being reported as to close to call.
That one would be an upset.

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quote:
Originally posted by Sombrero Jack:
It's worth noting that all the states called for Obama thus far were Kerry states in 2004. He's going to win, but he's not there yet.

Iowa + New Mexico + Colorado does it.
Or Virginia + any one of the above.
Or Ohio alone.
Or Florida alone.
etc.


Fox called Ohio for Obama a couple minutes ago. Then retracted that call a couple seconds later.

And don't forget North Carolina. If Obama can keep his lead their then that is huge.

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That's too bad. I thought the results would be closer than they are in Georgia, but I suppose that was wishful thinking.
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Both CBS and Fox (for a second time) call Ohio for Obama!!
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quote:
Originally posted by ElizaQ:
Ouch. McCain's home state AZ is being reported as to close to call.
That one would be an upset.

I spent time in Phoenix and Tucson with my Arizona gf. Darn hot eight months of the year! (I had a gf in New Mexico previously, and we often drove between Albuquerque and Ruidoso).


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Wolf Blitzer hyped a "major projection" as he threw to commercial just now. I think they're going to call either FL or OH for Obama, and with it, the election.

Pollster.com now shows 4 of the networks having called Ohio for Obama. CNN hasn't done so as yet.

CNN has now.

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quote:
Originally posted by Trevormkidd:
Both CBS and Fox (for a second time) call Ohio for Obama!!

I'm sure hearing Fox call that twice is twice as nice!


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Originally posted by Doug:


I'm sure hearing Fox call that twice is twice as nice!


Music to my ears. And still leading in Florida and N.C.


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ABC's coverage is really solid. Not as flashy and gimmicky as CNN, but quality all-around analysis. Diane Sawyer especially is doing a good job as co-host.
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CNN just gave Ohio to Obama.
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CNN is now projecting Ohio for Obama!!
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And so is every other major news station.
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Next they need a woman - and then more presidents with beards.


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CNN reports the McCain camp at the Biltmore in Phoenix have turned off the news and instead are listening to Hank Williams Jr. Very solemn atmoosphere there. McCain is en route to the Biltmore to speak soon.
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Ohio seems to have done it. That was all that was needed to change from 2004, and the Democrats shouldn't lose any states, and will likely pick up others.
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It's early going yet but we might be hearing "Senator Al Franken" at some point. He's leading.
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quote:
Originally posted by Policywonk:
Ohio seems to have done it. That was all that was needed to change from 2004, and the Democrats shouldn't lose any states, and will likely pick up others.

Potentially New Mexico, Colorado, Florida, NC, Virginia and Utah (edit: oops I meant Nevada, not Utah) on top of Ohio. Not as high an electoral vote as Clinton received, but a higher percent of the vote then Clinton received in both '92 and '96. Probably Obama will actually have the highest vote percentage among Democratic candidates since LBJ in 1964.

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They've called N.Mex and Iowa now.
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New Mexico's already been called for Obama in most places.
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It will be over by 8pm, Pacific time.
A West Coast sweep will put Obama over the top.

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Any third party vote totals yet?
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Obama should get declared the winner officially at 11. Ohio was the backbreaker for McCain.
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Indiana ridiculously close with Obama only 9000 votes behind.
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Yeah I found that a little odd in regards to New Mexico, but Obama is leading now. They had called Obama in Michigan before any results were available and then early on he was back by 15% too.
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The Godless Americans have defeated Elizabeth Dole.
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Might be the first time in over 100 years that Missouri does not support the presidental winner.
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This is very exciting. I keep switching back and forth from comments here and watching the results on TV.
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quote:
Originally posted by janfromthebruce:
This is very exciting. I keep switching back and forth from comments here and watching the results on TV.

Me too!

Though now we've switch to the comedy version of the results with Stewart and Colbert.

My Dad keeps saying, well it looks like it's in the bag can I watch Law and Order now and my Mom keeps thwaping him, "no no, this is history, we're watching this...'

LoL.


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Originally posted by Doug:

Next they need a woman - and then more presidents with beards.


Actually, the US has had two gay presidents: James Buchanan and Abraham Lincoln.

They could also bring back some long hairs, and maybe the atheists too.

[ 04 November 2008: Message edited by: -=+=- ]


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I have my laptop and TV right in front of me, as I did on October 14th.

McCain just won Texas, no surprise there.


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CNN: McCain advisors see no path to victory for their candidate now.
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How can they possibly have declared Utah for McCain when Obama is leading?
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Potentially New Mexico, Colorado, Florida, NC, Virginia and Utah (edit: oops I meant Nevada, not Utah) on top of Ohio.

Could be over 270 by the time the polls close in California, but still very close in NC where McCain has pulled ahead by 2500 votes or so. Don't know why they haven't called Colorado yet, but New Mexico has been called for Obama. Indiana still possible but the gap is widening.


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How can they possibly have declared Utah for McCain when Obama is leading?

Maybe "they" know something that we don't???


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quote:
Originally posted by remind:
How can they possibly have declared Utah for McCain when Obama is leading?

same way they declare New Mexico for Obama when McCain is leading

exit polls


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Come on Virginia and North Carolina. You can do it...

I would very much like to see a couple of those red states flip, even though they aren't needed for a win.


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quote:
Originally posted by remind:
How can they possibly have declared Utah for McCain when Obama is leading?

A lot of it is based on exit polls and camparing whatever polls report early to their results at the same poll last time.


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Al Franken is still battling away with a 4% lead. I think it will a long time before that race is declared.
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Florida and Virginia looking good.
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quote:
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Don't know why they haven't called Colorado yet,

yes, that one should definately be called. I am also surprised they have yet call SD and Arizona for McCain.


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quote:
Originally posted by miles:
same way they declare New Mexico for Obama when McCain is leading

exit polls


Obama is leadinng in New Mexico, moreover with 9 million new/first time voters registered, I do not think a compare to the results last time dsfa.

McCain is starting to catch up and Obama has not moved off of the 207 for a long time now.

What is predicted for CA?


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Obama with an early (small) lead in Montana. Clinton took it in '92, otherwise it has been Republican for decades.

Also for the first time tonight it looks like Obama could take Missouri.

[ 04 November 2008: Message edited by: Trevormkidd ]


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They do that to make for more interesting television.
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Obama now ahead in Indiana! California will not go Republican.
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virginia just calld for Obama

California will go Dem

game set match

Interesting is how close actual votes are. While Obama is cleaning up on electoral college his mandate from real people is still small

thought he would be a good 8-10 points up


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CNN and NBC just called the race for Obama
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Holy moley, that is a huge crowd in Chicago. HUGE!

Just watching CNN and they're showing everyone going nutz and panning over the massive throngs of people.


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Yup. CNN: "Obama elected President."
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Back in front in NC.
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Most importantly, Jon Stewart has called it for Obama.
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Spoke too soon. But it's very close.
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Originally posted by pogge:
Most importantly, Jon Stewart has called it for Obama.

Oh they are too funny, eh!


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finally Martin Luther King jr and Bobby Kennedy can rest in peace. Their mission has been accomplished.
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Originally posted by miles:

thought he would be a good 8-10 points up

I think he still will be. Lots of votes to come in in blue states.

And i think he'll get Missouri, the St Louis polls will be coming in towards the end.


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I wish Obama would say tonight "Our long national nightmare (meaning George Bush) is finally over".
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In Chicago the audience is chanting Yes we can! Yes we can! Yes we can!

McCain is going to speak in two minutes.


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Still ahead in Montana of all places.
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Has there been another President that got a crowd like that?
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CNN gives Colorafo to Obama.

McCain is speaking on CNN!!!


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Wow they just declared Florida Obama...and what is really sweet about this is, watching them rail at the dark site about there not being a God.
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Finally called Florida for Obama.
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McCain congatulates Obama, now speaking about past injustices finally consigned to history.
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Originally posted by remind:
...and what is really sweet about this is, watching them rail at the dark site about there not being a God.

Holy cow. Really?


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Originally posted by Boom Boom:

Holy cow. Really?


Yeah there's been some pretty "ha ha" reading moments on a few of those sites tonight. My evil side can't help but go take peeks.


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Originally posted by Boom Boom:
Holy cow. Really?

Oh ya, they have about 5 different threads bemoaning the results. And interestingly they are also decrying the fact that now for sure the fight against abortions is over for good. That there will be no hope for them to continue. :bigeyes:

Reading it almost makes me feel better about Oct 14th! And it gives me hope that Canadians too will weake up!

Obama gets Nevada too!!!!!!


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CBC reporting a huge demonstration developing in front of the White House right now - described as "tense".
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Now Obama ahead fairly comfortably in NC.
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do you have link to the "dark site"?
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Still ahead in Montana and Indiana.
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finally Martin Luther King jr and Bobby Kennedy can rest in peace. Their mission has been accomplished.

Thank your for remembering them.


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Yeah there's been some pretty "ha ha" reading moments on a few of those sites tonight. My evil side can't help but go take peeks.

Oh, I know me too..moving money off shore... anti-Christ wins...there is no God...Democrats stole it...but McCain is creeping up on Obama in Ohio! And what is with Delaware it is close there with only 35% of polls reporting?

Can't wait to see how Alaska goes....and I guess the Kenya prayers worked better than the Palin prayers!!!


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Originally posted by Trevormkidd:
Might be the first time in over 100 years that Missouri does not support the presidental winner.

Wait for the Democratic vote that will come in late.

Missouri didn't get it right in 1956.


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do you have link to the "dark site"?

Ummm, we don't link to it from here, but google freedominion and you will get to it.

And I am wondering what the Repubs are going to do, declare war on the world and keep GWB in power? Or should I say Cheney in power?


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Today in many places across the US, Krispee Kreme gave away free donuts, Starbucks gave away free coffee, and Ben & Jerry's gave away a free scoop of ice cream to anyone who came in and said they voted. Why can't we do this in Canada?
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Bush called Obama to congratulate him on his win.
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Bernice King - daughter of MLK - on CNN saying "now we can overcome that which divides us".
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quote:
Originally posted by remind:

Ummm, we don't link to it from here, but google freedominion and you will get to it.

And I am wondering what the Repubs are going to do, declare war on the world and keep GWB in power? Or should I say Cheney in power?



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Obama is at Grant Park - will speak very soon!
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Obama is speaking!
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The Obama family is on stage - huge roar of approval from the crowd!!
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He's a good speaker.
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So, the selection is over?
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Sigh...can't watch any of them talking until news comes on in 40 mins, only election coverage I got, or can get, was Stewart and Colbert.
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O-bomb-a won in California, Nevada, and Florida.

Voters in all three states also voted to ban same-sex marriage.

No contradiction there.


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Where did you find those results from mspector?
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What was the percentage of the eligible voters that voted?
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Another long thread. Closing.
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