Went by the polling booth on 76th St. tonight at 8pm and the line was four blocks long to just get in. WTF?
Maybe the machines run on gas?
Went by the polling booth on 76th St. tonight at 8pm and the line was four blocks long to just get in. WTF?
I'll be damned. The "Spijkers" signature should have been a giveaway though.
Hey look , two dykes ...in Holland ...if only the dutch could play soccer ..
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Dykes are no laughing matter in Holland.
Ever been there when the tulips are blooming? Like rainbows on the ground.
Lovely country, if a bit flat.
Dykes are no laughing matter in Holland.
Ever been there when the tulips are blooming? Like rainbows on the ground.
Lovely country, if a bit flat.
I am at work and following the live update here: http://www.politico.com/2012-election/map/#/President/2012/
We Aussies care about the election in the U.S. too. And I think most of us would prefer an "OBAMO" (sic) victory
(edit) dang, John corrected himself![]()
NJ is trending for Romney. Now that's a surprise.
Why is that ....? And your link is way out dated ......![]()
Don't know what you're watching. Obama was declared the winner.
Edorr , cognitive dissonace much, you're all over the map ..![]()
Looks like Obama is winning this as of 8:05pm PST.... And democrats retain control of the senate....
Fox News has called it for Obama based on Ohio, even though Florida is still unfinished. Late breaking news: Romney camp contesting Fox News determination re Ohio. So, it apparently isn't over yet.Hey guys, throw me a bone here! I've switched to NY Times for my live coverage, but I suspect it may not be as up to date as whatever you guys are using? It looks to me as if Obama 225 to Romney 174, with 139 undecided. Obama is leading in most of the undecided states, including Florida and Ohio?
Hey guys, throw me a bone here! I've switched to NY Times for my live coverage, but I suspect it may not be as up to date as whatever you guys are using? It looks to me as if Obama 225 to Romney 174, with 139 undecided. Obama is leading in most of the undecided states, including Florida and Ohio?