The Election

GWTJ

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Figured I would start an election thread for tonight.

The first thing I noticed about this election is it's parallel with boxing. Since the days of Jack Johnson, promoters have always known that the best way to draw a large audience was to pit a white guy against a black guy. Johnson could fight a total bum who was white and get a better draw than fight the best black fighter.

The huge turnouts that are taking place at voting booths all over the country prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that black vs. white is still the best show.

I would guess that if in 2012 both parties had a black candidate, voter turnout would be a record low.
 

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I voted for McCain today. Let's get some numbers for how many caste members voting for John. I can't imagine too many voting for Obama due to his socialist views. He wan't to make a civilian army and pay them, bankruptmost of the coal industry, outlaw guns, make abortion legal without parental consent, and raise the electric rates through the roof to save the environment. All of this while taking money out of our pockets to share the wealth. What a joke! Not that McCain is a whole lot better but he is still the lesser of two evils. If only Ron Paul could have made it to this point. Anyways let's hear your voting choice guys.
 

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I'm hearing different stories about turnout.

Down here in NC there were no lines at my polling station. I was done in maybe five minutes.
 

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My wife and I both voted for Chuck Baldwin by absentee ballot a couple of weeks ago. I am told thevoting in central Illinois is fairly light today.
 

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People must assume that if you go to college, you're a massive liberal. Nothing but people screaming "O-bam-a!" at me to and from the poll. I'm not offended if people asked if I voted, but I am offended if people asked me who I voted for. And then tell me I should have voted for Obama.

Write-in for Chuck Baldwin as my first-ever vote.
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I wrote in Chuck Baldwin.

Yesterday I was working late and a white Ford LTD with speakers duct-taped to the roof, blasting Mary J. Blige and yelling Obama over a megaphone on beat, drove past my building 3 times.

I didn't, and still don't know what to say about that.



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Ballot access reach of the presidential candidates not of the perpetual one-party with two wings monopoly:


Bob Barr, Libertarian: 94.6% of voters will see his name on ballots.


Ralph Nader, Independent: 85.2% of voters will see his name on ballots.


Cynthia McKinney, Green: 70.5% of voters will see her name on ballots.


Chuck Baldwin, Constitution: 59.8% of voters will see his name on ballots.


Gloria La Riva, Party for Socialism and Liberation: 26.8% of voters will see her name on ballots.


Socialist Workers Party: 25.0% of voters will see either of the party's two presidential candidates' names on the ballot.


Brian Moore, Socialist: 21.5% of voters will see his name on ballots.


Alan Keyes, America's Independent Party: 18.1% of voters will see his name on ballots.


Charles Jay, Boston Tea Party: 10.0% of voters will see his name on ballots.


Gene Amondson, Prohibition: 9.6% of voters will see his name on ballots.


There are 11 other candidates for president on the ballot in at least one state, including Ron Paul, who is on in Louisiana under the label Louisiana Taxpayers and in Montana as the Constitution Party nominee. He also has write-in status in California.


[source: Ballot Access News]
 

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I voted for Chuck Baldwin for president.


Ivoted against Chris Shays (R-CT) because of his support of the bailout.


I voted for the Libertarian candidate for CT congress.
 

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Put me down for McCain/Palin. I was going to vote against BO becuase he made it soo easy to. For the record, my 1st choice was Mitt Romney. McCain picking Palin gave me hope.

Now as I watch this thing unfold I pray most white, and non whites see this BO for what he is and come to their senses and reject him once in the voting booth.
 

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I voted for McCain. I literally despise Obama.

I don't hold it against anyone voting for Baldwin or Barr but I felt that if you voted for them you might have well have voted for Obama. Those few votes might have pulled it out for McCain. And bear in mind that I do not like McCain, never have. But he would not do the damage to this society that Obama will.

I will not vote again. I probably will not have to worry about it anyway. Commisar Obama will be declared our glorius ruler for life and there will be no need to vote.
 

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Any one else notice how much glee the announcers on Fox, of all places, have when they talk about Obama's eventual victory? I though they were supposed to be fair and balanced. I guess they figured they had better show their love for Obama so they could stay on the air when he is crowned.

And how is it they call a race in Pennsylvania after just 1% votes are in, but say others with bigger margins and votes in are supposedly "too close" to call. Lord I hate politics. Never again.

The only thing I would vote on from here on out is secession from the USA.
 

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Westside said:
Now as I watch this thing unfold I pray most white, and non whites see this BO for what he is and come to their senses and reject him once in the voting booth.


I've got news for you. Most Whites know exactly who and what he is They are well aware of his past, his future plans, and his affiliations. Didn't bother them a bit.
 

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Obama may be a wake up call for the white race. This may be like taking medicine. Terrible at first but a necessary evil in the long run.
 

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Not looking good as of 21:22EST.
 

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It's gonna be an Obama electoral vote landslide. The networks will call it as soon as the polls close in the West, if not sooner.
 

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I don't know.. we've already survived the crowning of a black man as the best golfer in the world, how bad could it be?
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I guess white guilt is at an all time high. I talked with a professing Christian earlier and she was aghast that 24% of North Carolinians said that race mattered in an exit poll. I asked her what the big deal was, especially considering 95% of blacks would be voting for Obama. She shut up pretty fast.
 

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It's hard to find a silver lining in an Obama victory but perhaps it will help more blacks get on the same page as the rest of Americas cultures who respect the laws and work their 40 hours a week.

Maybe they will start to feel some motivation to contribute. We'll see.
 

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GWTJ your last post is wishful thinking. They have a victim mentality and will only get jobs over whites for being black and less qualified.

If they choose to show up for work, they will become a pain in the ass and quality of workmanship will nose dive and sooner rather later the company or goverment will go into the sh*tter.

Picturing BO and his bitch wife in the White House is sickening. Man, whites are voting themselves into a hole we may never be able to climb out of.
 

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GWTJ said:
It's hard to find a silver lining in an Obama victory but perhaps it will help more blacks get on the same page as the rest of Americas cultures who respect the laws and work their 40 hours a week.

Maybe they will start to feel some motivation to contribute. We'll see.

Hard to tell if you're joking about that. But I'm going to assume not.
That's actually the opposite of what's going on. They are specifically voting for Obama because he has promised to 'Spread the Wealth'. Listen to any interviews with the man-on-the-street black person that the media have conducted lately and they all say they're looking forward to getting what's coming to them after so long.

On a related note, I have a prediction.
America is not a Socialist nation and doesn't want to become one. Liberal policies are rejected by the majority of American citizens (Obama wins because the media has lied to the American populace about his plans). But the Obama administration definitely has some radical lefty ideas to fundamentally change American society and government. But they need a way to get the American people to accept them. The only way to do that is to get people to trust that Obama is looking out for them. How do they do that? I suspect the following will happen:
One of the numerous (now) white liberal Senators will propose a fairly outrageous Reparations Bill. The overwhelmingly Democrat Senate and House will approve the bill. Commander in Thief Obama will, according to the script, veto the bill with extreme prejudice. He'll lambaste Congress for trying to tear our nation apart when we should be 'healing'. All the working class white idiots in Pennsylvania and Ohio who hesitantly voted for Obama will now believe he's not such a bad guy and he has the country's best interests at heart. Obama is then free (after the media plays their part and shows a bunch of phoney polls that show him with sky-high approval ratings) to suggest some mild socialist reengineering of our economy. Nothing severe. A few percentage poins here and there to some rates that nobody pays attention to. And nobody will.
Wash rinse repeat.
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I wish I had voted for Chuck Baldwin. It makes me sick at my stomach that I voted for McCain.

"For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?" Mark 8:36 Edited by: White Shogun
 

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Fox just called the election for Obama.
 
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We would have been in very bad shape if McCain had won. McCain would have pandered to liberals as hard as he could with the GOP dittoheads mostly supporting him. There will be an eventual comeback by the "conservative" side. It may not amount to all that much, but the Dems will lose again. If McCain had won tonight, it would have been victory after victory for liberals at all levels. While Obama may have a large margin in the electoral college, first impressions are that his popular vote is lower than the last polls indicated.
 

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Palin/Jindal 2012!
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I think many of the Whites that voted for Obama know full well that there are "string-pullers" in the background.


Look at all the blacks that think an Obama presidency would mean they don't have to pay their electric bill, mortgages and grocery bills anymore.

Like my dad said, Biden will be more the President than Obama. Of course, there are string-pullers behind Biden, but Biden will be more powerful just like Dick Cheney was with Bush.


Blacks have gotten more and more violent over the decades WITH WHITE PRESIDENTS AT THE HELM. Now, the way I see it, they would have gotten more violent in the present and future regardless of who the new President was. Think about it. McCain had no plans to stop the race war. If anything, he would have blamed Whites for all the bloodshed and "hate crimes."


We have nothing to fear but fear itself. Have you guys seen "The Outer Limits" episode (the color version) where there's a black president in 2012 and he "retires" the Confederate Flag because "it's a symbol of divisiveness?" Many of the episodes were marxist and this, of course, was one of them. You might want to check it out.

You notice the 2012 date. They certainly wanted their black "figurehead" in these times. That doesn't mean that McCain was a viable choice, as a McCain presidency would also advance Zionism.


Expect a lot of black savagery as it was only inevitable, and would have occurred even if the new Prez was Pedro the Mexican or Wong the Chinaman.

A McCain Presidency would have only offered complacency and false hope and be flat-out HOLLOW. The struggle can't be avoided. That mindset only leads to extinction with but a wimper.
 
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