bjboswell
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posted on November 4, 2008 04:02:20 AM new
I know I don't NEED to say this but don't forget to vote... and good luck to America and the world. We so need Barack Obama to win and lift this entire world into the light. I know that sounds "new age" but I do believe we need to change our sights. Lord "let it be"
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bjboswell
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posted on November 4, 2008 07:57:12 AM new
I just read the most wonderful post on cnn.com
"One dream comes true; a thousand dreams become possible"
although I would say millions upon millions of dreams become possible after today PLEASE GOD
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deichen
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posted on November 4, 2008 09:30:01 AM new
AMEN
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A poll is not a prediction. It is a snapshot of how people are thinking right now.
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cblev65252
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posted on November 4, 2008 11:49:24 AM new
I'm listening to the large headed McCain't right not on MSNBC. Talk about arrogant. I'm so sick of hearing him say "My friends. ." He's not my friend and he never will be. He wouldn't normally bother with anyone who is cheering him on. Joe Lieberman is an azz, too. He's standing right behind him. What a traitor that man turned out to be. I'm so glad he got nowhere in his bid for the presidency.
Cheryl
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neglus
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posted on November 4, 2008 11:52:20 AM new
I just watched a McCain rally in Colorado today on CNN. He looked stark raving mad - he sounded like that sound bite of Howard Dean (remember when he was screaming like a mad man?) from the 2004 primary campaign. I am afraid McCain will have a stroke today if he keeps screaming like that!
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profe51
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posted on November 4, 2008 12:38:14 PM new
Thank the lord today is here...I just finished driving 60 miles round trip to vote. I didn't need to of course, could have early voted by mail, but I wanted to. Had a few good laughs with a bunch of my cronies who were ribbing me about my "¡OBAMANOS!" bumper sticker. Curiously, NONE of them sported McCain stickers on their trucks, their W stickers having faded or been removed, and a few of them were suspiciously silent during the ribbing, kinda lookin' down at their boots like...
hmmm...closet Obama voters?....
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pixiamom
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posted on November 4, 2008 01:21:30 PM new
Profe, I think that's known as the Palin effect.
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hwahwa
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posted on November 4, 2008 01:34:47 PM new
I walked to vote around 11 am,there were only 3 voters there including me!
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Economic Reform act of Chairman Obama of the socialist States of America :
10 ounces of meat per month,half a yard of cotton per year per adult.
Hellilujah!
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glassgrl
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posted on November 4, 2008 03:22:35 PM new
http://maps.google.com/help/maps/elections/#2008_election
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desquirrel
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posted on November 4, 2008 03:48:51 PM new
"Curiously, NONE of them sported McCain stickers on their trucks,"
Probably didn't want the truck vandalized. LOL.
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profe51
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posted on November 4, 2008 04:02:56 PM new
lol yourself squirrel. My state and especially my county is HUGELY republican. There were virtually NO dems to vote for on local offices and precious few statewide. We've had a few instances of vandalism against Obama posters, mostly just kids messing around I think. Generally, people in my neck of the woods act like grownups and respect each others' business and their personal privacy. In 2000 and 2004 2 out of every three vehicles on the road here had a big W sticker on the back. I don't know a single person here abouts that I do business or who is a neighbor who will admit to voting for Obama, yet there also are NO McCain stickers anywhere. Most of the Obama signs I see on cars are people who are traveling thru, not locals. Either my neighbors are voting for McCain and are ashamed to admit it, are voting for Obama and scared to admit it, or a lot of them stayed home. The ladies at the fire station where I vote said the turnout had been "so so, pretty good" at about 12:30 today when I voted.
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deichen
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posted on November 4, 2008 04:10:03 PM new
My daughter (lives in Ohio) was driving on the highway and a car drove past - flipping her and her friend off. Her friend said "do you have an Obama sticker on your car?", "yes" was my daughter's reply. Seems many can't get past elementary school. So sad.
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A poll is not a prediction. It is a snapshot of how people are thinking right now.
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roadsmith
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posted on November 4, 2008 05:43:54 PM new
I had an experience today that really shocked me. A senior citizen, a woman, was looking into her p.o. box and said loudly, "It there are any Obama things in this box, I'm taking them home to wipe myself with."
She looked so respectable that it was doubly shocking to me. I looked at her and said, "Really?" She nodded.
It shouldn't shock me, but it did. It was an ugly thing to say.
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mcjane
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posted on November 4, 2008 11:12:31 PM new
It was ugly & I hope she gets herself some nice deep paper cuts.
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roadsmith
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posted on November 5, 2008 10:11:52 PM new
Love that, McJane. I too hope for the paper cuts. Perhaps now she'll cut her wrists with the paper, given the election results.
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