If there was a thread entitled; 'Which FreeOnes member is most likely to assassinate Obama'; then I would definitely vote for you.
For a while now you have seemed almost obsessed with this guy. And not in a good way.
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If there was a thread entitled; 'Which FreeOnes member is most likely to assassinate Obama'; then I would definitely vote for you.
For a while now you have seemed almost obsessed with this guy. And not in a good way.
WTF is going on here?!
I can see that politics screwed our very friendly atmosphere. What's your problem?
I didn't want Obama too, due to his politic view and policies. Now, he is the President of USA. I may not like him but i have respect for him. He represents a nation now. Please end this raw rift, election is over.
I can see that politics screwed our very friendly atmosphere. What's your problem?
I didn't want Obama too, due to his politic view and policies. Now, he is the President of USA. I may not like him but i have respect for him. He represents a nation now. Please end this raw rift, election is over.
Nah I totally am opposed to that idea and yeah you can call my mixed mulato ass racist too, since it seems than anyone that doesn't like Obama is either racist or simply retard.
By the way I will voted for you the most likely to get butt rapped by Obama willingly..pssst without no lube. see what happens when we start throwing out personal acussation out there in a free country or freeones.
BTW the State of Colorado went for Obama and it now has two democratic senators in the house, one good thing was that 98% of the ammendments that I voted for or against resulted in what I wanted...sheesh finally something to celebrate.
Black Americans celebrate Obama's victory
ATLANTA (Reuters) – In churches and bars, on the street and in their homes, African Americans celebrated Barack Obama's historic presidential election victory on Tuesday with tears, horn blasts and shouts of joy.
In New York, people of all races streamed down from Broadway from Columbia University to Obama's campaign office at 105th Street chanting "O-ba-ma."
Obama supporters drove through the streets of downtown Washington for hours, honking their horns and cheering. A crowd of several hundred people gathered outside the gates of the White House in the drizzle, beating a drum.
In Atlanta, at civil rights leader Martin Luther King's old church, Ebenezer Baptist, a deafening shout greeted the announcement of Obama's victory and rolled on for minutes.
"On the night before King was assassinated, he said: 'I have been to the mountain top, I have looked over and I have seen the promised land. I may not get there with you,'" Pastor Raphael Warnock said.
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President-elect Obama inherits a world of troubles
WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama will face some of the most daunting
challenges that any new president has confronted since at least 1981, when America tumbled into a severe recession with its prestige ebbing around the world.
He faces the immediate task of leading a nation that's reeling from its most serious economic downturn in a generation, one whose government is saddled with a federal deficit that's heading for $1 trillion this year.
He'll take the reins of a country with more than 183,000 of its sons and ********* fighting wars in Iraq and Afghanistan , conflicts that won't end simply because a new president wants to end them.
He also inherits a global war on terrorism against shadowy enemies who remain intent on doing America harm, not to mention hostile foreign capitals from Tehran to Moscow .
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Tell you something the media just loves drama, they made him now they see how much **** they can stir up and sell news and such and such...
WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama will face some of the most daunting
challenges that any new president has confronted since at least 1981, when America tumbled into a severe recession with its prestige ebbing around the world.
He faces the immediate task of leading a nation that's reeling from its most serious economic downturn in a generation, one whose government is saddled with a federal deficit that's heading for $1 trillion this year.
He'll take the reins of a country with more than 183,000 of its sons and ********* fighting wars in Iraq and Afghanistan , conflicts that won't end simply because a new president wants to end them.
He also inherits a global war on terrorism against shadowy enemies who remain intent on doing America harm, not to mention hostile foreign capitals from Tehran to Moscow .
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Tell you something the media just loves drama, they made him now they see how much **** they can stir up and sell news and such and such...
No biggie there's no reason to get personal in here...having candor or passionate about your possitions well that's aceptable.
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This is from a newspaper online, pretty damn similar to what I said on my first post, I should get paid for this
The Obama Win: Explanations And Theories
-- The exit polls demographics tell a story of an expansion of the Democratic-leaning electorate by Obama; he did much better with Kerry than Hispanics; he grew the ranks of younger voters; he grew the African American vote; he did a bit better among white voters, but still lost working class whites by nearly 20 points. Obama won among new voters by more than 30 points.
- The financial crisis, and the candidates' response to it. Probably the crucial moment for both campaigns. The voters saw the two men react to an unexpected crisis. Voters seemed to prefer Obama's steadiness to McCain's suspended campaign. McCain's sudden decision was 180 degrees from what he had been saying a week before ("fundamentals of our economy are strong").
-- Sarah Palin. Polling shows that she drove some voters away from Sen. McCain and to Barack Obama. Voters judged her to be too inexperienced to be president. Also, instead of appealing to independents, she became a polarizing figure. ALSO -- her persona highlighted McCain's age and health since she could have taken over. ALSO -- her selection ****** the "inexperience" argument against Obama.
-- Message, message, message. Obama branded himself as "Change" two years ago, McCain tried Maverick, Reformer, Country First, Steady Hand At The Wheel, Tax Cutter, and even flirted with "Real American" by the end, and none of them were consistent.
-- A Long Democratic primary. Obama honed his skills, and defeated the biggest brand name in Democratic politics. Not only did he sharpen his message and build a national campaign, he earned the respect of voters by winning a hard-fought primary against Hillary Clinton without appearing to go too negative. ALSO -- ****** his campaign to build organizations all across the country, especially in states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Nevada.
** Young voters increased their turnout a little; African Americans increased their turnout by a lot -- two percentage points in terms of the total electorate; they're now voting at census + 1 (according to the exit polls.) Latinos did not increase their vote share, but they gave Obama a margin of more than 25 points. Among young Hispanics, he won by more than 50 points.
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The Obama Win: Explanations And Theories
-- The exit polls demographics tell a story of an expansion of the Democratic-leaning electorate by Obama; he did much better with Kerry than Hispanics; he grew the ranks of younger voters; he grew the African American vote; he did a bit better among white voters, but still lost working class whites by nearly 20 points. Obama won among new voters by more than 30 points.
- The financial crisis, and the candidates' response to it. Probably the crucial moment for both campaigns. The voters saw the two men react to an unexpected crisis. Voters seemed to prefer Obama's steadiness to McCain's suspended campaign. McCain's sudden decision was 180 degrees from what he had been saying a week before ("fundamentals of our economy are strong").
-- Sarah Palin. Polling shows that she drove some voters away from Sen. McCain and to Barack Obama. Voters judged her to be too inexperienced to be president. Also, instead of appealing to independents, she became a polarizing figure. ALSO -- her persona highlighted McCain's age and health since she could have taken over. ALSO -- her selection ****** the "inexperience" argument against Obama.
-- Message, message, message. Obama branded himself as "Change" two years ago, McCain tried Maverick, Reformer, Country First, Steady Hand At The Wheel, Tax Cutter, and even flirted with "Real American" by the end, and none of them were consistent.
-- A Long Democratic primary. Obama honed his skills, and defeated the biggest brand name in Democratic politics. Not only did he sharpen his message and build a national campaign, he earned the respect of voters by winning a hard-fought primary against Hillary Clinton without appearing to go too negative. ALSO -- ****** his campaign to build organizations all across the country, especially in states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Nevada.
** Young voters increased their turnout a little; African Americans increased their turnout by a lot -- two percentage points in terms of the total electorate; they're now voting at census + 1 (according to the exit polls.) Latinos did not increase their vote share, but they gave Obama a margin of more than 25 points. Among young Hispanics, he won by more than 50 points.
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