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very excited for it. This will be my first time I can vote for president so that makes it even more important.
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I'm not voting this year, but if i did i'd vote for Roseanne and the Peace & Freedom party.
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Im nervous for Obama...
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The American presidential election is a complete and utter farce, one of the most modern countries in the world with an election process designed and developed over 200 years ago. It bears no relation to the modern world it does not even allow any American vote to actually count for either candidate directly. It basically means for each state the majority of the popular vote wins all the electoral college votes designated for that state..???
Wtf does that mean ?? Well different states were given more or less of these Electoral College votes depending on their perceived importance. It means the popular vote in States like California will always tip toward the Democrats and the popular vote in Texas will always swing towards the republicans. So the losing popular votes on these states count for nothing. What a farce as the whole election boils down to winning the popular vote in just a few swing states..!!! Get rid of this ridiculous outdated undemocratic system and replace it with a one person one vote = most votes wins system...!!! |
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Well it's still more democratic than the UK. You don't even get to vote for your leader in any way shape or form. Gordon Brown was your PM for a year, remind me again when he was elected by anyone? No one in the UK has any say at all in your elections. The Parties get to decide. You can only vote for your local MP. Now let's talk about the House of Lords... they arn't elected by ANYONE and they serve for LIFE. so no one in the UK has any right to criticize our democratic process, thank you. |
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Maybe we should all revert to the French system...!!! |
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California will obviously go for Obama, he doesn't need my vote. California will continue to be a blue state without my vote. If there was any chance at all that Romney could take California, then i'd be voting, but there is no chance. |
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I also support Obama as I feel he inherited a huge mess 4 years ago and needs a bit more time to carry forward his plans. Also I think Obama understands the problems of the US and how to carry the US forward in today's world. Romney..?? Well he just frightens the hell out of me...!!!! |
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I'll be watching and hoping Obama wins.
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I don't think it's gonna be as close as people are saying, I'll be very surprised if Obama doesn't win
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I remember back in 2004 when i said the same thing about Kerry...lol I said to myself "how the ******* can anyone vote for Bush? OBVIOUSLY Kerry is gonna win".....oops. |
Romney is a nice chap I would like to see him win
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I've got everything crossed for an Obama victory, The world does not need Romney as president.
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Romney being described as a 'nice chap' is really quite worrying.
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Even if more fair for the Rs in Cali or the Ds in a deeply R State. I'll be voting as well. Iowa, A swing state, There's a very important measure on the ballot on retaining a supreme court judge that allowed Gay Marriage in my state. Now that more people are aware of it in my state. He's staying |
BTW I am voting in a little bit waiting for the 9 to 5 rush to get over before I do.
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