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US Election Watch - we'll be here for a while!

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taliac · 04/11/2008 16:58

After the success of the all day / night London Election party we had earlier in the year, who fancies one for the US election?

Lots of nothing news so far from the US - some polling stations have long queues, but others don't! John McCain says tomorrow he "will be the President of the United States!" Sarah Palin is "very optimistic!" Hilary Clinton is predicting a big Obama win! Obama has been playing basketball!

Its going to be a good one..

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policywonk · 05/11/2008 00:54
LobstersLass · 05/11/2008 00:56

This is all very confusing!
BBC say McCain gets South Carolina, NY Times website is showing that Obama has 57% of the votes counted in that state!

thritbies · 05/11/2008 00:56

Am feckin starving too, and cant comfort eat as on diet

Heathcliffscathy · 05/11/2008 00:56

[drinks a lot]

policywonk · 05/11/2008 00:57

Does anyone else think that Justin Webb is a BIG FAT REPUBLICAN?

dooneygirl · 05/11/2008 00:57

Ok, I HAVE to break my computer to stop looking.

Monkeysmomma--McCain is the son of a famous admiral, and went into I forgot what branch of the armed forces, in which he distinguished himself by coming 4th from last in a class close to 900, and crashing an amazing 3 airplanes. In one of those plane crashes, he injured himself so badly, he really messed up his arms, and has very limited range of motion, and is unable to lift them very high, which explains his odd stance.

Iraq might not be too much of an issue. The UN mandate expires the 1st of next year, and the government in Iraq is pushing hard to get the US out of there by 2011. With the mandate expiring, Iraq has a bit of leverage, since it is the only thing that "allows" the US to be there without the rest of the UN coming down on them, since Iraq never gave the US permission to come and invade their country, for some reason.

guyFAwkesreQuiem · 05/11/2008 00:57

ok CNN is saying

South Carolina 1% in 55% Obama (but projected for McCain)

WhatSheSaid · 05/11/2008 00:58

Oh I'd say sod the diet for tonight!

Heathcliffscathy · 05/11/2008 00:59

is it just me or is bbc coverage parlous. zzzzzzzzz

guyFAwkesreQuiem · 05/11/2008 00:59

Florida 15% in 56% Obama

theirmum · 05/11/2008 00:59

Right I have to go to bed dont think DS (6 montsh) will understand when I want to sleep in in the morning!

FeelingLucky · 05/11/2008 01:00

sophable, not just you. problem is results aren't coming in thick and fast.
wish they'd change the guests

Heathcliffscathy · 05/11/2008 01:00

oooo fuck a duck pennsylvania is going to obama

Heathcliffscathy · 05/11/2008 01:00

oooo fuck a duck pennsylvania is going to obama

WhatSheSaid · 05/11/2008 01:00

Obama does seem to be v ahead in Florida (56%)

(hopeful)

policywonk · 05/11/2008 01:00

Ooooohhh Pennsylvania

FeelingLucky · 05/11/2008 01:00

OBAMA FOR PENNSYVANNIA - YEEEEEEAAAAAAH

monkeysmama · 05/11/2008 01:01

Dooneygirl - thanks for the explanation. Made me - but not as much as the Penn. news

thritbies · 05/11/2008 01:01

Whatshesaid- I only started yesterday!

CNN got O/M at 77/28 atm- whoo hoo!

themildmanneredaxemurderer · 05/11/2008 01:01

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guyFAwkesreQuiem · 05/11/2008 01:01

CNN Projectiong

Obama

Mass, Illinois, Connec, New jersey, Maine, Delaware, Maryland, District Coumbia

McCain
Oklahoma, Tennesee

Heathcliffscathy · 05/11/2008 01:01

oh god even dh is starting to sound hopeful.

themildmanneredaxemurderer · 05/11/2008 01:02

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FeelingLucky · 05/11/2008 01:02

I'm beginning to breathe a little easier now

sallystrawberry · 05/11/2008 01:02

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