Political Trends in the US.

If it seems like the US shifted to the Democrats in the last election, it's because it really, really, REALLY did.

First, take a look at the districts that shifted to the Republicans.



And now the districts that shifted to the Democrats.

We get it. Obama won. Next topic pls.

















Fffffuck.

Fucking yokel-ass bible belt.

Olds wrote:We get it. Obama won. Next topic pls.

















Fffffuck.

Not need to get testy just because Canada reelected some neoconservative with hard-boiled hair.

Arizona voted for McCain why,because they know him better?
I guess he is a good person,that is the impression he always gave me anyway.

Pete.Z wrote:Arizona voted for McCain why,because they know him better?
I guess he is a good person,that is the impression he always gave me anyway.

Yeah. Homefield advantage, and, I agree, I think they were more familiar with the McCain of 2000, so their vote would be harder to change for Obama.

I think McCain, deep down was not a bad guy. I think he was warped and twisted by his handlers this campaign and lost a lot because of that.

TheWoerus wrote:

Pete.Z wrote:Arizona voted for McCain why,because they know him better?
I guess he is a good person,that is the impression he always gave me anyway.

Yeah. Homefield advantage, and, I agree, I think they were more familiar with the McCain of 2000, so their vote would be harder to change for Obama.

I think McCain, deep down was not a bad guy. I think he was warped and twisted by his handlers this campaign and lost a lot because of that.

It seems to me that all the muck that was raked during the election showed that deep down he is a bad guy (like that vacation story?), it's just easy to be magnanimous about him now that he's lost.

Like all the people who mourned how great Reagan was when he died. Fffffuck that dude.

Hahah wally I was just fuckin' around.

And honestly I really just don't care about canadian politics right now. I can't make myself pretend.

I still say Howard Dean should be president.


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Olds wrote:Hahah wally I was just fuckin' around.

And honestly I really just don't care about canadian politics right now. I can't make myself pretend.

It's just such a wasted opportunity. There's going to be no progress in Canada for the next 2 years, then there's going to be another fucking waste of an election (and several hundred million dollars) where we'll elect another minority government with our broken-ass political system. Lather, rinse, repeat.

ahahah fucking bible belt long and strong. it's like a giant turd sitting on the country.

Olds wrote:Hahah wally I was just fuckin' around.

And honestly I really just don't care about canadian politics right now. I can't make myself pretend.

You should know better than to fuck with me right now man. That's just cruel. /

Diversity naturally brings society to the centre, politically, socially, culturally and economically. It is a fact that one cannot fight if they wish to see their nation grow and progress in all ways important to all people. Extremism only exists in less diversified, less just and less educated societies. The USA is showing to not only itself but all the world what diversity brings and more often than not what it brings is better things and outlook on the nation and its people.

My god, look at how big Fake America is. Any more blue, and this entire country will be fictional.

Turbofrog wrote:

TheWoerus wrote:

Pete.Z wrote:Arizona voted for McCain why,because they know him better?
I guess he is a good person,that is the impression he always gave me anyway.

Yeah. Homefield advantage, and, I agree, I think they were more familiar with the McCain of 2000, so their vote would be harder to change for Obama.

I think McCain, deep down was not a bad guy. I think he was warped and twisted by his handlers this campaign and lost a lot because of that.

It seems to me that all the muck that was raked during the election showed that deep down he is a bad guy (like that vacation story?), it's just easy to be magnanimous about him now that he's lost.

Like all the people who mourned how great Reagan was when he died. Fffffuck that dude.

I don't know,McCain always did give me the impression of being a decent guy.

About Reagan,we KNEW he was mad,but he gave us a few good laughs.

We still use a few of his wise words in our house:

A tree's a tree. How many more do you need to look at?
I am not worried about the deficit. It is big enough to take care of itself.
I have left orders to be awakened at any time in case of national emergency, even if I'm in a cabinet meeting.
The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help.

Indiana is almost solid blue.

all we need to do is send all the corn farmers to the moon, and we'll skip these republican idiots for a generation.

Let them secede.

GregTX wrote:Indiana is almost solid blue.

Last time I visited my folks, I saw probably just as many Obama yard signs as I did McCain yard signs when I was driving through town. Unfuckingheard of.

Man, not a single voting district in California made a turn to the Repubs.

The GOP must be shitting themselves right now.

TheWoerus wrote:Man, not a single voting district in California made a turn to the Repubs.

The GOP must be shitting themselves right now.

They do that anyway since they are SO OLD

Turbofrog wrote:

TheWoerus wrote:

Pete.Z wrote:Arizona voted for McCain why,because they know him better?
I guess he is a good person,that is the impression he always gave me anyway.

Yeah. Homefield advantage, and, I agree, I think they were more familiar with the McCain of 2000, so their vote would be harder to change for Obama.

I think McCain, deep down was not a bad guy. I think he was warped and twisted by his handlers this campaign and lost a lot because of that.

It seems to me that all the muck that was raked during the election showed that deep down he is a bad guy (like that vacation story?), it's just easy to be magnanimous about him now that he's lost.

Like all the people who mourned how great Reagan was when he died. Fffffuck that dude.

The vacation story turned out to be bullshit. It is on snopes.

Olds wrote:I still say Howard Dean should be president.


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BEYAWWWWWWWW

Omni wrote:

Turbofrog wrote:

TheWoerus wrote:

Pete.Z wrote:Arizona voted for McCain why,because they know him better?
I guess he is a good person,that is the impression he always gave me anyway.

Yeah. Homefield advantage, and, I agree, I think they were more familiar with the McCain of 2000, so their vote would be harder to change for Obama.

I think McCain, deep down was not a bad guy. I think he was warped and twisted by his handlers this campaign and lost a lot because of that.

It seems to me that all the muck that was raked during the election showed that deep down he is a bad guy (like that vacation story?), it's just easy to be magnanimous about him now that he's lost.

Like all the people who mourned how great Reagan was when he died. Fffffuck that dude.

The vacation story turned out to be bullshit. It is on snopes.

YOU'RE BULLSHIT. YOU'RE ON SNOPES.