yeah because the diehard supporter who waits around all night long outside at a rally is a true sample of the party.scared? wrote:fucking mccain supporters really showed their true selves...proves that most republicans are un-american cry babies. they will abandon their country cuz they don't get their way. talk about cut and runners. they will try and kill obama...
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bad night for the gays - bans on gay marriage passed in FL, AZ, CA (wtf?) and gay couples can't legally adopt children in AR... not that any sane gay couple would ever want to live in Arkansas anyway.
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ey congratulation to u usa'ers that are pleased!
that would ave been cool if the new guy had some sweet hot lady vice prez ey!
that would ave been cool if the new guy had some sweet hot lady vice prez ey!
it is about time!
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I'd be more worried about Joe Biden at this point. He's a Zionist fucknut with McCain-friendly plans.
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obama will continue the same foreign policy as bush...he will just do it more elegantly...
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That is scary.Fender wrote:What's scary now is that Stevens is ahead in AK by 1.6%. Of course, he'll probably never make it to office because of his recent convictions. But that really opens the door for Palin to take his seat (McCain won AK easily 62% to 36%), giving her another feather in the hat for a 2012 run.
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indeed. this wasn't a move away from imperialism, it was simply a move to basic competence at imperialism.scared? wrote:obama will continue the same foreign policy as bush...he will just do it more elegantly...
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Sounds like the AP called it for Coleman, but Franken isn't conceding since there are only 600 votes separating them, which means a mandatory recount.werldhed wrote:Looks like Al Franken has as good lead here so far. However, very little of rural vote have been counted.R00k wrote: I'm more focused on the senate seats right now - so far 5 seats have flipped from republican to democratic. I think they need 5 more to get 60 - counting Bernie Sanders, but not counting Benedict Lieberman.
Unfortunately, Michelle Bachman (i.e MN's Sarah Palin, Ms. "Investigate Anti-americanism in congress") also seems to have a good lead for her reelection.![]()
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Still hope?
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This is definitely the most poignant headline regarding the US election:
Headline translation: "The End Of Insanity"

Headline translation: "The End Of Insanity"

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Is that a real cover? lol
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Lol, it really was pretty bad. Did you see that british BBC reporter interviewing a republican and getting ripped a new one by the republican who said that he doesn't know his history about colorado. Then the former ambassador to the UN, John Bolton, (right miserable twat), saying to david dimbleby how that reporter should be fired for not knowing his facts and getting into an argument instead of a proper interview. Very bitter republicans, lol.PhoeniX wrote:What's the TV coverage like in other countries? Over here both ITV and the BBC seem to both be car crash TV, not knowing when they're cutting to speaches, etc.
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people still talk to john bolton?
lol
lol
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The luxurious moustache demands your attention.
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good, gotta get that cunt brown out of office now 

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lol, swap cunt and brown around.losCHUNK wrote:good, gotta get that cunt brown out of office now
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I'm not sure but given the indignation of Germany towards America and the blunt way Europeans speak about "the Bush years" I have no reason to doubt it.R00k wrote:Is that a real cover? lol
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Leave it to Wolf to gush over a holographic correspondent. Goddamn trekkie.
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/politi ... .obama.cnn
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/politi ... .obama.cnn
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I'm starting to like you. You seem a sane and intelligent voice among the babbling background.Therac-25 wrote: indeed. this wasn't a move away from imperialism, it was simply a move to basic competence at imperialism.
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[size=85][color=#0080BF]io chiamo pinguini![/color][/size]
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impressive how they make it sound all techie when it's basically a blue screen with a shitty alpha filter to boot. I know that the blue outline was probably put there on purpose but it looks shit.Massive Quasars wrote:Leave it to Wolf to gush over a holographic correspondent. Goddamn trekkie.
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/politi ... .obama.cnn
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lolDoombrain wrote:lol, swap cunt and brown around.losCHUNK wrote:good, gotta get that cunt brown out of office now
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That's not what Elections Canada says. Citizenship is required to vote in Canada.GONNAFISTYA wrote: And depending on nationality/length of residency non-Canadians can vote in Canadian elections.