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[sangreal]

And just like I predicted, my vote in Indiana means nothing.

did you not vote for Senate?

 

[MetatronM]

Virginia exit polls sure sound like a narrow Romney win to me.

 

[DukeBobby]

Dis gun be close.

Dis gun be not.

 

[Incognito]

I can't fathom how Romney even stands a chance against Obama. I'm not even in the US, but I'm worried about the outcome. Won't see it before tomorrow though, 1am here, got to sleep.

its looking real bad, for sure. looks like obama blew it at the first debate.

 

[ari]

Are some of you guys serious with this shit? Ever watched an election before? lol

 

[John Dunbar]

To not have urban areas dominate rural ones.

that doesn't sound like a good reason.

 

[Gary Whitta]

Fuck me, Mourdock is winning?

 

[Gucci Messiah]

It barely has an effect on America. The only question is who will be able to achieve less.

Don't know much about the supreme court, do you?

 

[Red]

Following this from the other side of the pond (Sweden), and really hoping you guys will do the right thing and not the batshit insane thing. To me it's just so hard to believe that any rational human being with decent values would even consider voting for Romney, but apparently about half of the US population lacks those qualities. So we'll see.

The problem is there are people who think those decent values are different values

 

[Wiz]

Dick Moredick (Richard Mourdock) is winning Indiana... but no one in this fucking state acted on it.

Wasn't that the "God intended rape" guy? Yeah, it's still early but reports are he could very well win.

 

[Stumpokapow]

Can somebody explain the electoral college to me? I know what it is and how it works, I just have never heard a compelling argument as to why it exists, or why it originated in the first place

It's important that every region of the country gets a say in who becomes President.

 

[Frustrated_Grunt]

What website is that?

http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/results/president/network-calls

 

[Aika'svyse]

Romney camp watching Fox News.

No we're not we're watching GAF

 

[nib95]

America, from the UK here... If you guys let Romney win... Well fuck you basically. Don't do it... Don't.

/scared

*grabs popcorn*

 

[sweetvar26]

Fuck me, Mourdock is winning?

Yes.

 

[-Kees-]

Fuck me, Mourdock is winning?

No Dem counties are reporting in.

 

[Metrotab]

First Florida results, I think.

 

[DSFan1970]

Perfectly legal in New York State. People are bitching on FB about posting completed ballots.

 

[tycoonheart]

Wolfie showing huge lead for Obama in FL

But very ewrly

 

[Srsly]

I'm going to be sick if Mourdock wins

 

[Donthizz#]

Florida looking good for Obama...whoa still 4% in..

 

[Deified Data]

How did Indiana swing so much in 4 years?

It didn't - it's always been this red. '08 was the anomaly.

 

[RC]

Surely Americans won't make the same mistake twice, right?

 

[WyndhamPrice]

Oh dip @ Florida

 

[Phreaker]

55 for Obama to 45% in FL! 4% reporting

 

[jamesinclair]

What website is that?

Amazing how they have it set up this year

http://elections.nytimes.com/2012/results/president/network-calls

 

[Wiz]

Florida is starting to report. Dis gon be gud.

 

[Angry Grimace]

You can't robopoll in Indiana so its difficult to predict the winner of that race.

 

[Pctx]

HERE WE GO MOTHRER FUCKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[sweetvar26]

America, from the UK here... If you guys let Romney win... Well fuck you basically. Don't do it... Don't.

/scared

Too late to let know buddy, almost done. LOL

 

[FINALBOSS]

Seriously people freaking out lol.

I remember last election where McCain's red states were just rollllling in. When all is said and done, the electoral map will be VERY red but Obama will still win.

 

[Empty]

bbc interviewing people who know what's up, nice contrast with those in that romney rally video

 

[Joates]

Are some of you guys serious with this shit? Ever watched an election before? lol

Every four years its "the most important election of our lifetimes" and if the opponent wins its the "end of times".

Four years later, repeat.

 

[SmokyDave]

America, from the UK here... If you guys let Romney win... Well fuck you basically. Don't do it... Don't.

/scared

If they do, we can end every dick-waving contest on here with "but you guys voted Romney in". Think about that.

 

[Emerson]

It's important that every region of the country gets a say in who becomes President.

So we ensure that states like Delaware don't have much of a say?

 

[Jadedx]

Alex Wagner also very attractive.

I'd like to get in on this too, here is mine:


Alex Wagner >> Tamron Hall >> Brooke Baldwin >> Soledad Obrien >> Campbell Brown.

 

[brochiller]

55 to 45% in FL! 4% reporting

Let's keep it up.

 

[mclem]

BBC interviewing two young people in an Ohio bar, both of them are voting Obama. I'm ready to call it.

 

[teruterubozu]

CNN officially not calling Indiana yet - only 6%

 

[Gucci Messiah]

It's important that every region of the country gets a say in who becomes President.

Unique structure of Amercan federalism meant to protect the interests of small states

 

[Red]

Every four years its "the most important election of our lifetimes" and if the opponent wins its the "end of times".

Four years later, repeat.

Man this shtick gets so old.

 

[Delusibeta]

Repost of New York Times' "what are the paths to victory" info-graphic.

 

[codhand]

spotted obama phone on cnn

 

[Deified Data]

Fuck me, Mourdock is winning?

Ruining this guy's day was the main reason I voted. If he wins despite it all I may be slightly upset.

 

[mavs]

Wolfie showing huge lead for Obama in FL

But very ewrly

Irrelevant unless he goes up 70-30 or something crazy.

 

[K.Sabot]

I truly think this could come down to Iowa if Obama loses both Ohio and Florida. That's really my only realistic prediction for a Romney presidency.

 

[Brinbe]

I'd laugh so hard if Bams captures VA/FL early and Ohio doesn't even matter.

 

[mercenar1e]

Surely Americans won't make the same mistake twice, right?

they haven't voted for Romney twice.. so no lol

 

[SnakeswithLasers]

It's important that every region of the country gets a say in who becomes President.

And that some regions get disproportional representation than their populations justify. And that people who happen to live in larger states get less of a voice than those in small states.

 

[WAR recon zero]

It doesn't work.
Slavery was the reason.

Makes sense as US is a "federal union of states"

But a parliament is more updated.

I guess is Metric vs Yards, ºF vs ºC, a very nationalistic ideal system or something.