aesop said:MSNBC is really trying to hammer home this "Bradley Effect"
Joe the Plumber endorsed John McCain, it's all downhill from here.Vennt said:Yeehawwww! Back home off tour just in time for the fun'n'games.
I take it there were no major game-changers over the last 2 weeks then?
Wes said:Staying up all night over in the UK here to see how this one goes. Can't wait!
artredis1980 said:MSNBC forgets to mentioned alot of states where republicans could vote in Dem primaries, most voted for Hillary especially in Ohio and Texas
Evlar said:I'm clinging to a wild dream that, post-election, the nation will look back at the fear-mongering of the last month and collectively decide "Know what? This socialism thing isn't so scary."
Wes said:Staying up all night over in the UK here to see how this one goes. Can't wait!
Your feeling is wrong.SteveMeister said:I don't want this to happen, and I hope it doesn't happen, but I have a feeling McCain's going to pull this one off. Here's why:
People respond more to FEAR than to HOPE.
The McCain campaign has been doing what the Republican party has done for years -- telling people they should be afraid of an Obama presidency. He's not ready to lead. He's never been in charge of anything. He has no experience. He'll raise your taxes. He'll spend $1 trillion by raising your taxes and wreck the economy. He's a socialist. He's a liberal. He pals around with terrorists. He needed his faith in America vindicated, while McCain always had faith. McCain has served his country while Obama has served his own interests in a "quick rise to power." He and his "liberal congressional allies" will ruin the economy and make the nation less secure. Etc.
I think that it's going to make a difference. I hope it doesn't, because it says a lot of bad things about Americans.
So, here's hoping that HOPE wins out over FEAR, and that my own fears are unjustified.
crowphoenix said:I'm really looking forward to casting my Obama vote into the Alabama Pit of McCain. I've been doing well so far in keeping my stress down as I followed the election, but I think the tension and the political ads of my state are starting to get to me.
woeds said:Ok, cool. Just wanted to know when to head home from the pub, I'm at EST+6 here.
Same here, and I took Wednesday off from work. I'm not going to sleep untill I have my answerItsInMyVeins said:I'm not in the UK, but slightly to the east of you guys. But I'll be doing the same here, I think. Depending on how long it will go on.
Souldriver said:Lol, the music on the MSNBC live feed is so tacky. :lol
It's awesome to see how people of other countries are so interested in US politics.Wes said:Staying up all night over in the UK here to see how this one goes. Can't wait!
The US election is an rpg...soul creator said:it's like cheesy RPG battle victory music
Fox318 said:The US election is an rpg...
Ignatz Mouse said:Number 2. First is named Alec, after your avatar's artistic cousin.
Fox318 said:The US election is an rpg...
Reflects my thoughts exactly.Nameless said:...hope I wake Wednesday morning to a world of change & hopium. I'm really getting too fucking anxious. All of these doomsday scenarios keep filling my head and it makes my heart sad. If things go bad tomorrow I'll never be able to look at this country & the people in it the same way.
.The Lamonster said:Can somebody direct me to the McCain tongue photos from the final debate? Much thanks.
Cheebs said:Obviously sarcasm, but as long as everyone in this thread votes there is no reason to run around scared shitless over week old polls. I can't think of a single thing to be worried about.
OMGZ OBAMA MAY ONLY WIN 345 EV NOT 375 EV? OOOOOH NOOOOOOOOOO....
Hopefully that all changes starting in 2009.lawblob said:But there are no black heroes in RPGs!
I haven't been worried about Obama since like the Feb. streak in the primaries lol.The Crimson Blur said:Cheebs is calming people down? I have seen everything! :lol
WaltJay said:
Well, I guess that wraps it up.kkaabboomm said:Hey guys, so i heard McCain is coming back in the polls, and that no poll showed him winning in New Hampshire but he somehow managed to pull out the W, and so that means the polls are wrong and McCain will finally achieve his lifelong ambition to become president, right?
Dark Octave said:Hopefully that all changes starting in 2009.
artredis1980 said:University of Cincinnati Poll:
OH: Obama 52, McCain 46 (UCinc-10/29-11/2)
edit: this result is WITH the undecideds allocated to who they are leaning for
lawblob said:I was debating whether I should have specifically mentioned him, since he was the only one I could think of. :lol
preorder canceledSouldriver said:Well, I guess that wraps it up.
The election is tomorrow...Brobzoid said:how many hours is it till it's likely to be called? I have no grasp of reference to EST and I can't find any reference onlineI'm going to work in 7 hours, will it be called during the next 12 hours?
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=179Brobzoid said:how many hours is it till it's likely to be called? I have no grasp of reference to EST and I can't find any reference onlineI'm going to work in 7 hours, will it be called during the next 12 hours?
:lol That's ya'alls one. An ignaramous stereotypical character from 10 years ago who dropped out of the story halfway through.WaltJay said:
Dark Octave said::lol That's ya'alls one. An ignaramous stereotypical character from 10 years ago who dropped out of the story halfway through.
I guess the quota has been filled to last another 10 years eh?
artredis1980 said:Some Quinnipac additional numbers
Florida: Obama leads 47 to 45
Obama leads 51 to 38 those who have already voted, 54% of 2004 have already voted
OH: Obama leads 50 to 43
Obama leads 61 to 26 on early voters, around 30% of 2004 have already voted
This sample is huge, more than 1500 people for each state
http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x2882.xml?ReleaseID=1225
I agree with all this. At this point im not just voting for Obama, but also againt all the bullshit McCain, his campaign, and his supporters stand for.Mama Robotnik said:I've not posted in PoliGAF, but dipped in and out with fascination. I've been getting more news, polls and articles linked here ten-times faster than BBC's News Website. Thanks guys.
Like most of GAF, I'm despererate for Obama to win. In the past, I wouldn't have hated a McCain victory. But that was before he became a puppet shouting out vulgar soundbites for the proud-armies of ignorance, and choosing that woman for his running mate. He's a lost cause now.
Not that it matters, as I'm British and have no place voting in your election.
What amazes me is the fundementalist reaction. Not content with yelling 'terrorist' and 'behead him' at the rallies, some of the forums are actually labelling an Obama victory as Osama Bin Laden's Plan B.
There is no possible concievable way that this notion makes sense to a rational mind. Its pure angry emotion, trying to form a counter argument which simply bypasses those awkward obstructions, namely facts and evidence.
One way or another, the amount of angry people by Wednesday is going to be staggering.
In most every Western RPG you can build a black avatar if you want to.Dark Octave said::lol That's ya'alls one. An ignaramous stereotypical character from 10 years ago who dropped out of the story halfway through.
I guess the quota has been filled to last another 10 years eh?
Dark Octave said::lol That's ya'alls one. An ignaramous stereotypical character from 10 years ago who dropped out of the story halfway through.
I guess the quota has been filled to last another 10 years eh?
:lol :lol :lolsoul creator said:repost for great justice:
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