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[ickyzenpoet]

Tuesday night I stayed up until almost ten (yes, I'm lame) clicking "refresh" to see how each state was going. It didn't matter if one percent of votes were in; my mood adjusted accordingly.

On Wednesday I meant to sneak a peek at a neighbor's newspaper, which are always delivered by the time I leave for work. But they were late! So THEN I switched

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[walkingfish]

Hear hear!

[rosmairi]

You know what pisses me off? Stupid McCain voters who only vote for one issue, or because Obama's a terrorist, or because they are in love with Sarah Palin. I voted for McCain after doing a pro/con list (because I did consider Obama.. I love his education plan) and because I really liked McCain when not under the influence of the Republican Machine. I also prayed that he would live all four years as I turned in my ballot, because a Palin presidency terrifies me.

And "Christian" republicans that vote for McCain because he's pro-life don't realize that he's also for the death penalty. Neither candidate is technically pro-life. And nobody (unless they are really sick people) are pro-abortion.

I hate it that independent voters like myself that voted for McCain get lumped into this weird, fanatical group.

Some republicans need to shut the fuck up, get over it, and move on.

I liked McCain's concession speech and am willing to give Obama a chance.

[paxindigo]

This is awesome (what you have to say, I mean). My brother is of the single-issue McCain voter crowd, and trying to discuss the election with him is just an exercise in futility. I was impressed with McCain's concession speech, and if he had demonstrated that much grace and class throughout the campaign, I might've voted for him.