PMBG83
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2008 Presidential election - poll
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BohemianSheila
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OMG - when I read that, I thought you meant today lol!!
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Originally Posted by coachkitten
I just got back from voting! This my thrid time voting and I don't remember feeling so giddy the first two times I voted. |
OMG - when I read that, I thought you meant today lol!!
PMBG83
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Hell yeah! I made a little rhyme... like to hear it, here it goes:
Like benzito Ill cry a proud cry
And dare someone ask a silly a** why
Ok what you think? You think Ill be getting a call from the rockafella dynasty???? Be honest with me now.
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| Originally Posted by ShugAvery2001
if obama wins... i bet chicago will get the olympics i think he'll win. I don't know if republicans realize how HUGE this will be internationally and how euphoric everyone will be for a long while. I think i'm going to cry. |
Hell yeah! I made a little rhyme... like to hear it, here it goes:
Like benzito Ill cry a proud cry
And dare someone ask a silly a** why
Ok what you think? You think Ill be getting a call from the rockafella dynasty???? Be honest with me now.
ShugAvery2001
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well... remember the days after 9/11 when so many of us were 'together'. I mean at that moment we were all 'americans' right and the whole world became 'america' you'll witness that again in the days to come.
i think i've stated before, but this was supposed to be a democratic year why .. because people do not like the direction the republican party has taken the country in. I mean it's not just the presidency realize the dems are taking senate and congressional seats in traditionally republican states.
but there are also other back stories surrounding obama. It's a triumphant moment for this country because again and again we live up to the ideal that we are striving to be an inclusive and tolerant society. It's phenomenal.
The country should be happening because the last 8 years have been terrible and we have the opportunity for a totally new beginning
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| Originally Posted by *Stargazer*
Everyone who? |
well... remember the days after 9/11 when so many of us were 'together'. I mean at that moment we were all 'americans' right and the whole world became 'america' you'll witness that again in the days to come.
i think i've stated before, but this was supposed to be a democratic year why .. because people do not like the direction the republican party has taken the country in. I mean it's not just the presidency realize the dems are taking senate and congressional seats in traditionally republican states.
but there are also other back stories surrounding obama. It's a triumphant moment for this country because again and again we live up to the ideal that we are striving to be an inclusive and tolerant society. It's phenomenal.
The country should be happening because the last 8 years have been terrible and we have the opportunity for a totally new beginning
*Stargazer*
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Ok then.
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| Originally Posted by ShugAvery2001
well... remember the days after 9/11 when so many of us were 'together'. I mean at that moment we were all 'americans' right and the whole world became 'america' you'll witness that again in the days to come. |
Ok then.
Simply Elegant
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I'm so happy Obama is in the lead even though I'm not American.
I'm so happy Obama is in the lead even though I'm not American.
purrtykitty
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I voted on paper, no wait, out in less than 10 minutes.
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Lol, I thought that said "a new person to have a chance at ruining our country." Whoops!
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Still doesn't answer why everyone will fall in line. A lot of people are going to be pissed off one way or another, it's just that it will be four more years before they're able to do anything about it (two years for Congress).
I voted on paper, no wait, out in less than 10 minutes.
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| Originally Posted by coachkitten
I just got back from voting! This my thrid time voting and I don't remember feeling so giddy the first two times I voted. I was really excited to get off work and vote today. I had to wait in line for 30 minutes and I didn't hear one person complain about having to wait. Whatever the results are tonight I am excited. I am excited to have someone new in office and for a new person to have a chance at running our country. Even the pouring rain and hail in Seattle can't get me down. 
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Lol, I thought that said "a new person to have a chance at ruining our country." Whoops!
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| Originally Posted by ShugAvery2001
well... remember the days after 9/11 when so many of us were 'together'. I mean at that moment we were all 'americans' right and the whole world became 'america' you'll witness that again in the days to come. i think i've stated before, but this was supposed to be a democratic year why .. because people do not like the direction the republican party has taken the country in. I mean it's not just the presidency realize the dems are taking senate and congressional seats in traditionally republican states. but there are also other back stories surrounding obama. It's a triumphant moment for this country because again and again we live up to the ideal that we are striving to be an inclusive and tolerant society. It's phenomenal. The country should be happening because the last 8 years have been terrible and we have the opportunity for a totally new beginning |
Still doesn't answer why everyone will fall in line. A lot of people are going to be pissed off one way or another, it's just that it will be four more years before they're able to do anything about it (two years for Congress).
coachkitten
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Hehe! No I would never say that!
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| Originally Posted by purrtykitty
Lol, I thought that said "a new person to have a chance at ruining our country." Whoops! |
Hehe! No I would never say that!
ShugAvery2001
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Well... you can never 'please' everyone. I'm not really saying that. I know i was pissed in 2000 and 2004. I will never forget those elections. Hopefully, the new administration will be able to make some positive changes. substantive changes.
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| Originally Posted by purrtykitty
Still doesn't answer why everyone will fall in line. A lot of people are going to be pissed off one way or another, it's just that it will be four more years before they're able to do anything about it (two years for Congress). |
Well... you can never 'please' everyone. I'm not really saying that. I know i was pissed in 2000 and 2004. I will never forget those elections. Hopefully, the new administration will be able to make some positive changes. substantive changes.
ShugAvery2001
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If mccain wins. I wouldn't be 'mad' .. i'd just be disappointed. But i wouldn't judge him until i'd have an opportunity to see where he actually takes the country.
But .. it wasn't in the card for him. He's made ALOT of mistakes
Palin killed it for him
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| Originally Posted by TISH1127
Yep...Well it's been 8 years of disappointment for most...so 4 more won't kill anyone I doubt. |
If mccain wins. I wouldn't be 'mad' .. i'd just be disappointed. But i wouldn't judge him until i'd have an opportunity to see where he actually takes the country.
But .. it wasn't in the card for him. He's made ALOT of mistakes
Palin killed it for him
purrtykitty
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And I understand that, but positive changes in one person's eyes may be a negative change in another's. All I'm saying is the country is not going to be united like it was after 9/11, no way, no how.
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| Originally Posted by ShugAvery2001
Well... you can never 'please' everyone. I'm not really saying that. I know i was pissed in 2000 and 2004. I will never forget those elections. Hopefully, the new administration will be able to make some positive changes. substantive changes. |
And I understand that, but positive changes in one person's eyes may be a negative change in another's. All I'm saying is the country is not going to be united like it was after 9/11, no way, no how.
*Stargazer*
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Hell no. I don't want either one of these jokers to win. So I'm going to be pissed tomorrow morning, no matter what LOL
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| Originally Posted by purrtykitty
And I understand that, but positive changes in one person's eyes may be a negative change in another's. All I'm saying is the country is not going to be united like it was after 9/11, no way, no how. |
Hell no. I don't want either one of these jokers to win. So I'm going to be pissed tomorrow morning, no matter what LOL
TISH1124
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Agreed...I was disappointed with Bush's win ...But oh well the majority voted and he was the choice of the majority...So everyone had to accept and deal... No difference...
I truly have no problems with McCain...My main concern was Palin...for my own personal reasons.
Agreed...I was disappointed with Bush's win ...But oh well the majority voted and he was the choice of the majority...So everyone had to accept and deal... No difference...
I truly have no problems with McCain...My main concern was Palin...for my own personal reasons.
ClaireAvril
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I think I might too! and I am not even American!... Just thinking about what all of this will mean..
This happening.. in America of all countries.. shows something to the whole world. So from America.. to the whole world.. it is time for change... everywhere.
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| Originally Posted by ShugAvery2001
if obama wins... i bet chicago will get the olympics i think he'll win. I don't know if republicans realize how HUGE this will be internationally and how euphoric everyone will be for a long while. I think i'm going to cry. |
I think I might too! and I am not even American!... Just thinking about what all of this will mean..
This happening.. in America of all countries.. shows something to the whole world. So from America.. to the whole world.. it is time for change... everywhere.
TISH1124
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Maybe we should give it a chance before we totally rule out the idea and chance of this happening.
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| Originally Posted by purrtykitty
And I understand that, but positive changes in one person's eyes may be a negative change in another's. All I'm saying is the country is not going to be united like it was after 9/11, no way, no how. |
Maybe we should give it a chance before we totally rule out the idea and chance of this happening.
*Stargazer*
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He wasn't, though. At least not one the first time. That's why I really dislike this system.
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| Originally Posted by TISH1127
Agreed...I was disappointed with Bush's win ...But oh well the majority voted and he was the choice of the majority...So everyone had to accept and deal... No difference... |
He wasn't, though. At least not one the first time. That's why I really dislike this system.
Beauty Mark
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My candidate is not going to win.
I've been avoiding a lot of real life discussion about whom I voted, simply because I've been yelled at for voting Green party. Even though I'm registered to vote in MA and I feel that Obama doesn't fit my beliefs.
Do people who vote Libertarian get themselves in hot water for not voting Republican? I really don't like the accusations that voting for another party could ruin it for Obama
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| Originally Posted by *Stargazer*
Hell no. I don't want either one of these jokers to win. So I'm going to be pissed tomorrow morning, no matter what LOL |
My candidate is not going to win.
I've been avoiding a lot of real life discussion about whom I voted, simply because I've been yelled at for voting Green party. Even though I'm registered to vote in MA and I feel that Obama doesn't fit my beliefs.
Do people who vote Libertarian get themselves in hot water for not voting Republican? I really don't like the accusations that voting for another party could ruin it for Obama
