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Anonymous
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OK, Barack Obama's campaign is emphasizing that this election is not over yet. They want to keep the pressure on, and they remember how Al Gore lost after a double digit lead in October. But what do you think?
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Anonymous
| O-VER! Unless Osama Bin Laden shows up. |
Anonymous
| Over, Michelle should be measuring for window drapes. |
Anonymous
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BITE YOUR TONGUE!!!
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Anonymous
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How do you vote?
It's not over and the Dems cannot get cocky at this point. Anything can happen. |
Anonymous
| Anything can happen. |
Anonymous
Yeah, and I wouldn't put it past the GOP to send a camera crew over to Pakistan to get OBL to record a little message. |
Anonymous
| Why would OBL cooperate? You think he wants McCain in office? |
Anonymous
| It is not over until the polls close on election day. Obama is right to empathize about not getting overly confident about the polls. |
Anonymous
Well, I credit him for helping him get Bush reelected and look at all the damage Bush has done over the last four years. So, yes, I think he would like to see McCain get elected. |
Anonymous
http://www.terrorismawareness.org/know-about-jihad/ |
Anonymous
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President Obama here we come. Woo hoo!!!!!!!
(Now I'll just be eager to see him deliver on all these campaign promises.) |
Anonymous
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Yes, it's over.
Woo hoo too! |
Anonymous
| I think the 2000 McCain could have beaten Obama. I don't think the 2008 McCain can beat Obama -- especially given the 2008 economy. However, I do still believe anything can happen. I will give a sign of relief and celebrate when Obama is declared the winner, and not before. |
Anonymous
| I'd like to say it's over, but you know the Republicans, may be some voter tampering, hanging chads, or something like that...I think Obama is going to have to be him so convincingly, there's no room for question |