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Aidenag1 year, 7 months ago
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Aidenag1 year, 7 months ago
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Race is getting closer, though still heavily favoring Obama. CNN now reporting him with a 16% lead in NC with 45% of vote counted, meanwhile Hillary has lost almost all of her lead in Indiana, and with 72% of the vote counted, she is up only 4%.
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MilesAway1 year, 7 months ago
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Obama lost Indiana by only a handful of votes.
Once again, Clinton's words to Petraeus could be read as advice to her after Tuesday's primaries: "I give you tremendous credit for presenting as positive a view of a rather grim reality. I believe that you â;¦ were dealt a very hard hand. And it's a hand that is unlikely to improve, in my view."
From China to Obama - GOOOOO OOOBBBAAAMMMAAA!!!
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MilesAway1 year, 7 months ago
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Also twenty yars ago, I predicted that a Afro-American will be our next president by creating 12 pictures (symbolizing TIME - 12 digit on the hand-watch) and have them exhibited 2007 in China, not once, but twice, by popular demand.
I will be back home before NOVEMBER 2008 to make CHANGES.
P.S. My profile is opeen and free to access.
From CHINA - GOOOOO OOOBBBAAAMMMAAA!!!
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Blackacereturn1 year, 7 months ago
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He has won Indi too, they are doing what they did in PA, say she won by 10 points and then a day and a half later they announced that it was 9.3 points. Now we have a county that is said to be for Obams that has refused to send in any of their votes until all the votes are count. The guys on CNN are starting to worry that the fix is in!
Is it just me or are stories about the election being buried on here?
Indi Obama 49% clinton 51% go bama
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earthlingerer1 year, 7 months ago
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I'm all for Obama, he really is a better choice as president, considering Clinton and McCain.
But it seems that the democrats have truly hamstrung themselves, yet again. Sure, Obama was clearly going to win in NC, simple demographics will show you that. Are voters going to vote for either a black candidate or a woman candidate?
Blacks make up about 13% of the US, and 40% of dem whites voted for Obama in NC. These aren't really good numbers when you consider the possibility of Obama becoming president.
I'll say I like Obama's words to "look beyond 'electability'" in your andidate, and vote for who you like, unfortunately, this kind of objectivity, perhaps idealism, doesn't translate well into reality.
It would be hard enough getting Clinton into the White House, although women are a near 50% in the US. It will be near impossible to get Obama in office.
With Obama as candidate, McCain will only need a black, woman, or simply charismatic running mate to sew up the race.
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Blackacereturn1 year, 7 months ago
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Obams took 40% of the whites in NC and 33% in Indi, that's up from 26 in PA. and as much as the talking heads want you to think that whites are not voting for Obama, that is just not true...there is no way this guy could win 31 states without the votes of whites.
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tkyrchncs1 year, 7 months ago
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There are plenty of people who would vote for my dog over McCain, and he's black too and not even human. I think the choice of running mate is pretty much insignificant to the majority of voters, and only serves to pull in a small number of voters to any ticket. The vp is a pretty powerless office in itself, unless the office holder is empowered by the president. Originally our vp's were the runners-up in the presidential elections, and considering the one we have now we could go back to that system and be just fine.
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