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Post good news about Obama as he wins states! )(
God willing we can bring an end to the madness.
God willing we can bring an end to the madness.
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]Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com
Click on the video "first win for Obama" - I can't get a direct link
Click on the video "first win for Obama" - I can't get a direct link
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Yyyyeeeeeee-haaaawwww
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Damn I hate Exxon.
stacey bo bacey
oh no you di'int
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Wow it's looking good. I hope so much that Obama takes Texas. It would be nice for the state.
They just called Pennsylvania for Obama.
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Suck on that, McCain!
CBS called TX for McCain
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That seems a little premature. MSNBC and CNN only have like 5% of precincts reporting...
And while we're at it ...
(CNN) – CNN projects that Democrat Kay Hagan has defeated incumbent Republican Elizabeth Dole in the North Carolina Senate race.
In the final week of the campaign, Dole released an ad — "Godless" — that implied Hagan was an atheist. But the move didn't have the effect Dole had hoped: In the race's final days, the incumbent's standing in the polls fell by several points. In exit polls, moderates went for Hagan by nearly two to one. Voters who are not self-identified evangelicals went for Hagan by a similar margin.
Ya gotta luv it!< -- snip -- >
In the final week of the campaign, Dole released an ad — "Godless" — that implied Hagan was an atheist. But the move didn't have the effect Dole had hoped: In the race's final days, the incumbent's standing in the polls fell by several points. In exit polls, moderates went for Hagan by nearly two to one. Voters who are not self-identified evangelicals went for Hagan by a similar margin.
CNN.com - Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News
Electoral;
Obama--174
McCain--69
Off to a good start.
Electoral;
Obama--174
McCain--69
Off to a good start.
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I agree, Jay.... but if they are holding on to TX... McCain should have 103.
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Too close for my blood.
HaHa! No doubt!
stacey bo bacey
oh no you di'int
Wow...Ohio.......YAY!!!!!!!!!!
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I love everyone!