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After seeing the prez debate, i realized how Obama is so much of a better speaker than mccain aka cranium cracker who uses more energy on sounding like ronald reagan than on making sense. But you know what they say about the antichrist : P

"Luc-Ass deserves every flack he gets. In fact, I think he's getting off pretty easy. What he REALLY Deserves is to go broke and be forced to move into a dumpster behind Pizza Hut."

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here's what you gotta do:
http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/02_01/white060208_468x375.jpg

"Opinions are a private matter. The public has an interest only in judgments.

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http://www.mccaincomics.com/

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that flow chart is funny and at the same time scary, because probably not far from the truth..

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Music is a beautiful opiate, if you don't take it too seriously.

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Gallup Polling (Oct. 14):
            Reg. Voters    Likely voters    Likely voters
                                 (expanded)      (traditional)
Obama       52%               53%                51%
McCain       42%               43%                45%

As noted in Tuesday's report, between 50% and 52% of registered voters have favored Obama in each Gallup Poll Daily tracking report since Oct. 4. Support for McCain has been a steady 41% to 43% across the same time period. Thus, although the gap between the two candidates has varied from seven to 11 points in recent days, the preferences of registered voters have, in fact, been quite stable, with Obama averaging a nine-point lead. -- Lydia Saad

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pslayvins wrote:

Gallup Polling (Oct. 14):
            Reg. Voters    Likely voters    Likely voters
                                 (expanded)      (traditional)
Obama       52%               53%                51%
McCain       42%               43%                45%

As noted in Tuesday's report, between 50% and 52% of registered voters have favored Obama in each Gallup Poll Daily tracking report since Oct. 4. Support for McCain has been a steady 41% to 43% across the same time period. Thus, although the gap between the two candidates has varied from seven to 11 points in recent days, the preferences of registered voters have, in fact, been quite stable, with Obama averaging a nine-point lead. -- Lydia Saad

If there's one thing I've learned as a US citizen it's to not get prematurely excited.  I'll wont pop the cork until Obama is sitting in the Oval Office.

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Right! Obama supporters might get a false sense of security by the poll numbers and might not actually turn out to vote.

Those numbers don't really matter so much either, you have to look at the numbers in the swing states because it all comes down to the electoral at the end of the day, but so far Obama is looking good in most of them.

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I've been watching the debates on fox news' website. nothing like their "situation room". That shit was scripted 4 months ago. They obviously give Obama credit last time just to mindlessly shred his ass open this time and still seem impartial.

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pslayvins wrote:

Gallup Polling (Oct. 14):
            Reg. Voters    Likely voters    Likely voters
                                 (expanded)      (traditional)
Obama       52%               53%                51%
McCain       42%               43%                45%

As noted in Tuesday's report, between 50% and 52% of registered voters have favored Obama in each Gallup Poll Daily tracking report since Oct. 4. Support for McCain has been a steady 41% to 43% across the same time period. Thus, although the gap between the two candidates has varied from seven to 11 points in recent days, the preferences of registered voters have, in fact, been quite stable, with Obama averaging a nine-point lead. -- Lydia Saad

All Americans want is cold beer warm pussy and some place to shit with a door on it.
-Acclaimed Pollster Mr. Ford.

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just hoping Obama really understands to cut the idiot insane big military budget if elected and isn't pro war like all others.
really hope.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFaTn5-nSyo

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GO OBAMA!
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*Vomit*
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Music is a beautiful opiate, if you don't take it too seriously.

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LOL, you can't see it from this pic, but I saw another pic and they were reading a book entitled "How to profit from a Financial Crisis"

What assholes.

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hahaha

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haha

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hehehe... 10 points!

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back to seriousness, has anyone tried to vote early?

There's one early voting location for all of Los Angeles, and it's a 30 min drive away.

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if you vote absentee you can fax your vote, but maybe you have to have applied earlier, i'm not sure