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    Default Obama wins US election

    Just thought I'd chuck a topic on here for anyone who's interested or who hasn't heard the news yet. If you go to the BBC website you can see the results and both Obama's and McCain's speeches. You probably can on some of the US news sites too but meh.

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    I have been following this all day!

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    Yeah, me too!

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    Yeah I had the TV going in the background most of the day, and all that was really on was coverage of the election.. Happy with the result

    North Melbourne-bot...?

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    bout time i dont know if the world could have handled more of the same.

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    I'm just glad the months & months of coverage our media has been giving this election is finally over...

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    I'm just glad Redneck McHockeymom wont end up with her hand on the button.


    Eagerly waiting for Masterpiece Meister

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    I was following this in school during my free periods (so no work was done...). We even managed to get the New York Times' coverage on the overhead projector in Biology. Hugging and cheering ensued when Obama won.

    Not that anyone was supporting McCain. We didn't really want to see another old guy as president.

    I really liked McCain's speech. It was so good in that it was supportive of Obama even though his supporters were booing him as he endorsed the man who beat him.

    Obama's speech was fantastic! I got a real sense of hope from him, especially with his line 'white and black...gay or straight' since I never expected a president of the USA to ever address differences in sexuality.

    Go Obama! *starts playing The Touch*

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    Quote Originally Posted by dirge View Post
    I'm just glad Redneck McHockeymom wont end up with her hand on the button.
    You know I was rooting for her!


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