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Yippee!!!!!

'nuff said!

weee

The system WORKS... sort of... sometimes.. aww what the hell, YIPPEE

So the whole thing about the Redskins losing or winning a home game before elections holds true... That is quite odd and interesting....

:ola: !!!!!!!

Now we just need a obama mobile or something. I pray that noone murders him. There is some scary shit out there.

I don't even know shit about what was going on, but COOL!!!

congrats!

I am sure he'll do a fine job though it's gonna be tough after the Bush-era....

looking forward!

Conratulations. A change is coming. I don't use to trust in politicals but I see a lot of good things coming from this man.

He is gonna need a lot of support. He is gonna find a very hard environment, and the world is living a dark episode.

Thank you America.

icecab21 wrote:Now we just need a obama mobile or something. I pray that noone murders him. There is some scary shit out there.

That is a horrible thought!
Thee have already ben vague threats&arrests. Lets just hope he has alert Secret Service&BIG, strong, and armed body guards.

One more thing, Bush is the official Prez until Jan 19th, so he still has ample time to fuck the USA&the world up royally if he chooses.

So... is the White House going to get a new paint job?

It is now...









THE BLACK HOUSE

Congratulations to you, the American voters! You voted for change. And I believe that Obama is the right choice. You face lots of challenges, and of course not everything will go as smooth as Obama's election campaign. But you will make it, you can wipe away the chaos that 8 years of GW Bush's legislation left behind. For a better future for your country, and for the rest of the world.

God bless America.


....whu, this was elevated, eh? But well, this is a historical and touching day. As the election 2000 changed the world in a bad direction, this one can turn it to good account.

Mormegil wrote:So... is the White House going to get a new paint job?

Yeah, the blue room will be painted Purple!

Yes, you might say it's a Black House now.
But, thats very cool. :bigok:

Seriously, this man has a hard road ahead of him, to straighten up the damage Bush did to the USA&the world. Obama is going to need lots of encouragement&support.

what? there might be an error here....i don't see any tread of CONTROVERSY hahahahaha, it seems clarity has finally arrived to this forum

Fuck Obama!!!

(sorry i just couldn´t resist haha)









P.S. Congrats USA!!!

I’m just worried about all the racist people that are going to call it their duty to kill Obama. I guess a few people live for their skin color and would call it an honor and a duty to do the deed. This is really when passions get scary and I really hope that this does not start that racist terrorism stuff.

Apart from those worse case scenarios, its not what your country can do for you, it’s what you can do for your country. There are no magic bullets and a community takes the care and active involvement of everyone from micro to macro to work. Hopefully there will be a lot of working together instead of working to distance.

It will be interesting to see the demographics of the election.

http://www.theonion.com/content/video/l ... ls_430_new

I think this is a huge step forward for the USA

As I see it, the vote was not so much for Obama as against the republican party, and the identity of the republican candidate didn't really matter (and it's too bad, because IMO McCain is a better candidate). Americans simply hate Bush and project that hate to his entire party. The financial crisis also helped him.

I wish him luck (because if he fucks up, the entire free world will suffer) but I'm not too optimistic about him. He's a young senator without any noticeable achievements and it'll be extra difficult for him to live up to the expectations. He should at least be smart enough to surround himself with experienced politicians and specialists in various fields. He has to clean all the mess Bush left him and it will not be an easy task.

Thats why Obama chose Joe Biden. Obama knows that he is not perfect and will need alot of experienced help. Also, Colin Powell is being considered for a Cabinet post, as are several other older Senate members. Obama is not a messiah, he just provided hope for a beter USA&world. I hope he can live up to some of the expectations people have of him, or there are going to be lots of disappointed folks who put their faith in him, hook, link&sinker!
I don't think my liitle corner of the universe is going to change much because Obama got elected, but maybe he can improve some things in the world at large, and thats cool!

The independent vote went to Obama so all the republican pundits that thought they would all go to McCain must be having a fun time with that one.

From the exit polls that I have looked at a so far the Republican Party lacks diversity and appeal to multiple cultures.


Ill have to make a chart from the exit polls. While not so accurate, they are at least interesting to me to see what the people that filled them out are like and give a partial indication.

No more madness!
I can finally say I live in VA after the Democrats won!

Shurik wrote:As I see it, the vote was not so much for Obama as against the republican party, and the identity of the republican candidate didn't really matter (and it's too bad, because IMO McCain is a better candidate). Americans simply hate Bush and project that hate to his entire party. The financial crisis also helped him.

I wish him luck (because if he fucks up, the entire free world will suffer) but I'm not too optimistic about him. He's a young senator without any noticeable achievements and it'll be extra difficult for him to live up to the expectations. He should at least be smart enough to surround himself with experienced politicians and specialists in various fields. He has to clean all the mess Bush left him and it will not be an easy task.

The vote was FOR Obama just as against the republican party. And, IMO it was not very much against McCain, who was also a very good candidate, IMO the best one for the republicans for a long time.

Fact is, people should stop seeing Obama as a messiah. The expectations are too high. But IMO the comparison to JFK is not too far-fetched. He can develop that way. And he has a very good staff of advisors, experienced people. Anyways, I like him because he seems to be a serious, differenciating, reasonable person. Much more than GWB, but even more than Bill Clinton or other recent presidents.

Yes, the heritage that GWB leaves behind gives him a very ungrateful start. Let's pray for him and wish him the best.

Btw, McCains speach after his defeat shows him as a great statesman. Honest, modest, reasonable. Also interesting was GWB's reaction. Kind of an admiring gratulation to Obama. I think he realises slowly what mess he brought to the US and the world, and sees that this vote is the best for the country.

Obama waffles:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/petertoro/2873570356/

I wasn't really rooting for either candidate as I saw they were both better then bush.

either way it will be interesting to see where Obama goes.

but that's my two cents, I really don't like to discuss politics.

I'd rather have musical discussions

I really do believe that Obama is a "blank slate" on which people project their fantasies...he's really a celebrity candidate, supported by droves of clueless teenagers, satisfying their primitive needs to belong to an arbitrary group.

And of course I don't mean this in an offensive way but I believe that his race (and also young age and handsome appearance) was a very significant characteristic which helped elect him...most American youth would have otherwise been bored by another old white guy. And to anyone who disagrees with me, explain why 95% of African American voters supported Obama? Surely this isn't a coincidence!

With that said, we've had 8 years of GWB, so now the Democrats have a chance to try out their ideas, and I hope things turn out well for the USA and of course the world.

OMFG! Obama is the new president of USA! : )
I think that Obama will be the good president.
But I'm happy that this year HAD NOT! discrimination
Obama Roolz!

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pages/ ... lls.0.html

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2000/result ... polls.html

Obama got just a few more percentage points in the black vote than Gore and Kerry and all the white canditates.

Not only congrats to the American citizens, but also to the whole world, because what happens in the USA also happens all around the world.
I feel so happy for his victory. Finally he will make a reality the following famous statement that has been the biggest lie and contradiction in the USA.

Jefferson's famous preamble:

''We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness''

It was so touching watching TV and seeing all those black people crying...