Looks like there is a narrow victory in the popular vote and an overwhelming one in the electoral college.
Knicks are off to a great start and 4 more years of a president for all the people. Tomorrow is gonna be a good day.

JesseDark wrote:The citizens have spoken God bless our president and God bless America.

Looks like there is a narrow victory in the popular vote and an overwhelming one in the electoral college.
Knicks are off to a great start and 4 more years of a president for all the people. Tomorrow is gonna be a good day.

Yea right. Stock futures are already sliding. Welcome to a financial situation comparable to Greece in 4 years. The American public has only itself to blame. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.

FeltonandAmare wrote:

JesseDark wrote:The citizens have spoken God bless our president and God bless America.

Looks like there is a narrow victory in the popular vote and an overwhelming one in the electoral college.
Knicks are off to a great start and 4 more years of a president for all the people. Tomorrow is gonna be a good day.

Yea right. Stock futures are already sliding. Welcome to a financial situation comparable to Greece in 4 years. The American public has only itself to blame. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.

Oh no. Hide the children, that's a scary story.

Also important, Virginia, Colorado, and Nevada went blue for the second election in a row and the first openly gay senator, Tammy Baldwin, was elected by Wisconsin.

Congratulations to President Obama and congratulations to the American people. Obama's win shows that a majority of Americans are thinking more clearly. Obama, in his acceptance speech, once again extended his hand to the Republicans to work together to right this nation.

I'm also very happy to see who lost - 2 looney Senatorial candidates - Akin in Missouri ("legitimate rape") and Mourdock in Indiana ("God's will" - if a woman gets pregnant from being raped.)

Also, the Republicans had 12 incumbents lose their seat in the House of which 10 were from the Tea Party. Good to see that the voters are fed up with them and their ultra-conservative/radical policies which obstructed the functioning of our gov't.

And lastly, Alan Grayson, Dem, won back his House seat in a strongly Republican Florida district. He had stood up to the Republicans in the Republican dominated House. He gained some fame with his "The War is making you poor" Act.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0_TtYQEDTo

Nalod wrote:Rape lost.

Obama, please pull out "Simpson-Boles" and get it done.

my world is full of angry white people who are very smart until it comes to politics.

They'll keep coming with reasons to discredit the president because they can't come up with a proper candidate.

Obama needs to legislate better and get things done. He is the President. I hope the country will put the country first.

Funny, I didn't hear any angry black people saying any of this about Dubya... hmmmmmmm...

A president who legislates. Maybe he could run the judiciary better, too? Yessir! Us dumb white folks sure do need to go study that Constitution thing some more, apparently.

How hard is it to discredit someone who gained the office with no credentials? Let's just suppose I nominated:

Harvard Grad
Law Professor
State Senator who was rabidly anti-abortion.
No-show US Senator.
Great speech at the Republican Convention.

That's what I'm supposed to come up with to compete with this POTUS?

Spare me your deranged "my man won, get in line all you right-wing, non-patriotic miscreants.." That line of bs didn't go over very well when Dubya won two terms.

I alone, in the entire state of NJ, voted for Alan Keyes. So STFU!

JamesLin wrote:I'm glad the lesser evil won. Now hopefully he can continue his work to resolve our deficit and skyhigh unemployment. Also expect future porn to include rubbers everywhere. No rubbers, no california porn, as prop B passed with flying colors, important? nah, but just throwing it out there...

This made me giggle.