and the black panthers set up their own maginot line in philly, and it fell just like france.

They're welcome to him.

LGF is so slow now, how did I luck out?

All style no substance. Pretty much sums up Europe at this point, don't it.

And Sharmuta hopes for a less arrogant France.

Well thank heavens we're going to relieve the French of their unbearable ennui.

I deeply hope for America’s image that it will be Obama.

Why- will you sneer at us slightly less if we do?

Sorry so soon to go OT
"Security" patrols stationed at polling places in Philly
Here's a video of two men standing with night sticks. They say they are security.

France accuses us of being arrogant?

Best laugh of the day, that is.

How any black presidents has France had?

Just put up my Vote Obama sign!

"Vote Obama"
"Because your Taxes are to low,
And you Racist like my Grandma"

Well I see I didn't. Europe - less arrogant America, pot meet kettle.

re: #5 Sharmuta

And Sharmuta hopes for a less arrogant France.

I hope someone will step up and pay off my mortgage. I think they are both as likely.

Who cares what French & Eurowhinnies want?

One of the fundamentals of liberalism. Image and good intentions.

re: #7 Sharmuta

Why- will you sneer at us slightly less if we do?

More importantly....
Will you bathe?

France loves him because he's going to turn the US into the same socialist cesspool that France is.

France sucks and 0bama will make this country suck just as bad.

IIRC - President Sarkozy thinks the Big 0 is a lightweight ...

Then why did they elect an arrogant Sarkozy?

“I deeply hope for America’s image that it will be Obama.”

Of course they do. They want a weak, socialistic United States....until they realize that the US will be the only nation that can save them from their own stupid decisions, alliances, and accomodations to fascists. By that time, it will likely be too late for them in Europe. They will either have to deal with the islamofascists or the nationalist fascists.

Doesn't matter if we do end up electing Obama as president - Europe will still find reasons to hate us. It must be in the water there.

re: #10 DesertSage

How any black presidents has France had?

Well. They really did love Jerry Lewis. Which is totally equal.

re: #17 Sponge

France is also a police state

French snobs want us to improve our image? Just for them?

No thanks.

French President Sarkozy views Senator Obama's stance on Iran as "utterly immature" and comprised of "formulations empty of all content."

[Link: www.haaretz.com...]

Less arogance from an Obama administration?!?

Good luck with that!

ROTFLMFAO!

Schumer:

“The very same people who don’t want the Fairness Doctrine want the FCC [Federal Communications Commission] to limit pornography on the air. I am for that… But you can’t say government hands off in one area to a commercial enterprise but you are allowed to intervene in another. That’s not consistent.”

What a frigging idiot. One of the problems with Dems in Congress is that they think at the level of kindergartners. Maybe. They can't make a proper argument one would expect from a grade school debate club.

"Consistency?"

Do'h!

The government limits people from yelling "FIRE!" in a theater, but that does not allow government to limit what people say about the movie!

re: #7 Sharmuta

Why- will you sneer at us slightly less if we do?

I consider it a badge of honor and confirmation that we are on the right path if those types sneer at us.

More cheese & whine from the country that made them famous.

re: #14 winston06

Who cares what French & Eurowhinnies want?

It's all in the phrasing, winston. I want them to whine that we're arrogant cowboys. Come on, America! Help keep france wanting.

World hopes for a ‘less arrogant America’.

Just think, we pulled a MORE "arrogant France" nuts out of the clutches, twice (three times if you count Vietnam) in the 20^th century.

re: #19 winston06

Then why did they elect an arrogant Sarkozy?

Because the Parisians -- whom we hear most about, over here -- don't represent France as a whole. There are some good people, there.

re: #25 sadhu

Yes, but the MSM will not mention that - they will seek out comments from their fellow 'intellectuals and elitists'.

Spinning wheel of death already ...

I don't wanna go to bed quite yet!

re: #25 sadhu

French President Sarkozy views Senator Obama's stance on Iran brain as "utterly immature" and comprised of "formulations empty of all content."

[Link: www.haaretz.com...]

There. Fixed that for ya.

How many times am I supposed to vote today?

re: #32 Cognito

A statement that I can agree with.

I fart in their general direction!

re: #31 Elcid

Just think, we pulled a MORE "arrogant France" nuts out of the clutches, twice (three times if you count Vietnam) in the 20^th century.

It will be a long, long time before they forgive us for that.
////

re: #36 DesertSage

How many times am I supposed to vote today?

Per Carl Sagan (PBUH):

Millions and millions!

" I would like Obama to win because it would really be a sign of change,” said Vanessa Doubine, shopping [FOR A BURKHA] Tuesday on the Champs-Elysees

Thanks, Nessa. We're looking forward to being part of a shriveling, cowardly, burnt-out end of Western civilization just like you guys have made in Europe.

Shorter threads seem to be doing the trick!

Look on the bright side. At least we aren't hearing endless lectures from Chirac on the dangers of a 'unipolar world'.

re: #33 Athos

Yes, but the MSM will not mention that - they will seek out comments from their fellow 'intellectuals and elitists'.

And the sweet-looking empty heads strolling along the Champs Elysees ...

re: #40 CyanSnowHawk

So twue. God damn it Elmer, leave the room....lol.

re: #46 yma o hyd

And the sweet-looking empty but veiled heads strolling along the Champs Elysees ...

There. Fixed that for ya.

We let these people have nukes?

" ... for America’s image ... "

I don't give a rat's behind for France's image of America's image.

Keep checking at OurVoteLive for updates in polling place problems.

If France is bad, guess whose son is asking to live in appeasenik Spain, but the US's Number One Most Wanted, who deployed 19 people in four planes against us on 9/11?

Spain, home of Osama Jr.

This news story is insane:

117,000 voters are registered in both Georgia and Florida or Georgia and Ohio

Ya, this is fair.

re: #20 Athos

Of course they do. They want a weak, socialistic United States....until they realize that the US will be the only nation that can save them from their own stupid decisions, alliances, and accomodations to fascists. By that time, it will likely be too late for them in Europe. They will either have to deal with the islamofascists or the nationalist fascists.

Perhaps robert can save them.

/

Dow still hovering around +300.

This is more AP pro-Obama puffery.

France and Germany BOTH just went to Conservative gov'ts.

Its seems that the "change" those countries want is LESS wasteful Euro-Socialism, not more.

re: #43 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Shorter threads seem to be doing the trick!

Dunno about that - I seem to get the choice of a thread where I can't post but get the new comments - or where i can't get the new comments but can post ...

Well of all de Gaulle...

I wonder if they're familiar with Obama's humble celebration festivities that were set up weeks ago.

re: #11 fighton

Just put up my Vote Obama sign!

"Vote Obama"
"Because your Taxes are to low,
And you Racist like my Grandma"

No offense, but, I hope your actual signs are spelled better.......

Just like the cheerleaders in junior high school, some politicians are more concerned with style than with substance. I really don't care what the rest of the world thinks of us. Anti-Americanism has been around since the Founding.

If Paris is against it I am for it. Period.

Did you hear about the used French rifle? Never been used, only dropped twice.

re: #5 Sharmuta

And Sharmuta hopes for a less arrogant France.

Don't hold your breath, Sharm.

Misery loves company. France wants the US to be right down there with them on the misery level.

re: #52 alegrias

If France is bad, guess whose son is asking to live in appeasenik Spain, but the US's Number One Most Wanted, who deployed 19 people in four planes against us on 9/11?

Spain, home of Osama Jr.

Now there is a boy that's got a right to be angry. I would be so pissed if my Dad spent my inheritance like that.
/

re: #3 turn

LGF is so slow now, how did I luck out?

I installed Safari for Windows yesterday, and am having very few problems with LGF today. There are some things with Safari I don't care for, but I'll use it for now to browse LGF at least.

mal a tete, il me donnent une mal a tete
mal a tete, pourqouis vous me donnent?
parce que ils ont tres bete
parce que ils ont tres bete
Ils ont Bete - Mal a tete
Tres, tres bete - Mal a tete
ow, ow, ow, ow

with apologies to those who can spell in french - and to buzzsawmonkey

re: #55 DesertSage

Dow still hovering around +300.

Wait. If bambi wins it will tank again tomorrow.

re: #29 Gearhead

More cheese & whine from the country that made them famous.

And makes surrender an art form.

Could just one of these Obama morons please articulate a cogent answer as to why they're voting for Lord Numbnuts?

/is that just too much to ask for?

re: #67 hermit

mal a tete, il me donnent une mal a tete
mal a tete, pourqouis vous me donnent?
parce que ils ont tres bete
parce que ils ont tres bete
Ils ont Bete - Mal a tete
Tres, tres bete - Mal a tete
ow, ow, ow, ow

with apologies to those who can spell in french - and to buzzsawmonkey

Hahahaha

re: #58 Gearhead

Well of all de Gaulle...

Groan. Very nice!

I voted! Aren't I special!

Practically no waiting; police officer present but unobtrusive. Of course, we still have DC's ridiculous "we don't need no steekin' I.D." policy. You could show up, say "I'm John Smith", wait as the poll worker opens to a page full of John Smiths, he asks you your address, you sneak a peek at the page and pick out your favorite John Smith that isn't already checked off, and say "oh, I'm the one at... 1313 Mockingbird Lane", and there you go. You're ready to vote.

Very long line at 11:00AM here in Irvine, CA. Never before like this.

re: #63 CapeCoddah

Why- it's not like I'm blue in the face today.

re: #68 Erik The Red

Wait. If bambi wins it will tank again tomorrow.

...as if we were going to know the winning candidate by tomorrow.
;)

pot? kettle? nevermind.

Ah mon amies, I fell like , how you say?,Ze nincompoop not voting for ze One.

re: #75 Sharmuta

Why- it's not like I'm blue in the face today.

Groan... that was a bad one! LOL

re: #26 nofixedabode

Less arogance from an Obama administration?!?

Good luck with that!

ROTFLMFAO!

Oh come on now. Obama will gladly agree with France that the USA is awful and should be ashamed of itself.

re: #76 gmsc

...as if we were going to know the winning candidate by tomorrow.
;)

True maybe next week.

re: #55 DesertSage

Dow still hovering around +300.

Ain't smelling what Barrack is cooking.

/could be an entirely different story tomorrow

re: #58 Gearhead

Well of all de Gaulle...

Hopefully Vanessa's dumb remarks will be a mere Asterix on the page of a McCain/Palin victory.

re: #67 hermit

...oh yeah - and apologies to the lizard Allouette

re: #61 BackwardsBoy

Just like the cheerleaders in junior high school, some politicians are more concerned with style than with substance. I really don't care what the rest of the world thinks of us. Anti-Americanism has been around since the Founding.

Yeah, The Brits hate OUR July 4^th thingy.

re: #56 looking closely

This is more AP pro-Obama puffery.

France and Germany BOTH just went to Conservative gov'ts.

Its seems that the "change" those countries want is LESS wasteful Euro-Socialism, not more.

There is a huge disconnect between what the media report and what real people in those countries really want.
There is also a huge disconnect between whom the media quote as representing 'the opinion of the people' and what real, normal people think.
Did these reporters ask French people in the vilalges, in the small towns?
No - same as the American msm representing as 'people' only those living in the major conurbations - overlooking those in flyover country.

I hope it bites them, today!

re: #53 Junior

re: #73 Occasional Reader

Vote fraud, the (D)s best friend.

Sanity check (posted earlier in a slightly different form on the Pali/Obama thread):

Who around the world cheers the loudest if Obama wins? Are they our friends, allies or partners?

The answer is exceedingly clear and yet many who cast a vote today seemingly have little concern.

... yet ironically, Sarkozy thinks the guy (Obama) is a total stinker. Huh...

BTW, I was trying to follow what was going on with Robert Spencer and Charles - I am so bummed to hear that his sites are dissing LGF. However, my work internet is excrutiatingly slow today (go figure), so I cold not load Hot Air properly, and when I checked out Jihad Watch and Dhimmi Watch, I couldn't find anything that was anti-lgf. NOT saying that it's not there, but I was hoping someone could perhaps guide me in the right direction!?!?! Again, I am pretty bummed about this. I have a lot of respect for Robert Spencer and his work, as well as Charles'!

re: #72 devil in baggy pants

Groan. Very nice!

I heard that from someone else. It sounded a little vichy to me.

I was just in Paris, and it's just like the US - the old lefties hate America, the young people, who greatly outnumber the old farts, love us. I'm not kidding - they love Sarkozy because he's restoring their military dignity, and they love American culture and people. I was flabbergasted.

re: #57 yma o hyd

Dunno about that - I seem to get the choice of a thread where I can't post but get the new comments - or where i can't get the new comments but can post ...

Hmmmm ... seems to be working fine for me. I've had to refresh the entire page a few times. Overall, it's a whale of an improvement.

I voted in our primary election in September in the afternoon, I was voter number 63. Tried to vote this morning at 7:00 AM but the line when out of the building and half way around the parking lot. Parking lot was over filled, and cars were up and down the road. Tried again around 11 AM, same thing, So will try again around 3 PM.

re: #74 Quintus_Arius

Very long line at 11:00AM here in Irvine, CA. Never before like this.

I am insanely optimistic that McCain is going to steal CA from Obama.

Quit looking at me like that.

Who are those guys in the white coats?

Hey, these sleeves are way too long!

re: #8 musicman

Sorry so soon to go OT
"Security" patrols stationed at polling places in Philly
Here's a video of two men standing with night sticks. They say they are security.

That is the video of the 'black panther' intimidating white voters.

One lady in Ohio reported a "pro-Republican" poster in the polling place at a local high school, within the no-electioneering boundaries.

When it was checked out, it was a high school poster about leadership, with a picture of Abraham Lincoln. The high school was told they did not have to remove it.

Somebody please remind me just why I should give a f*ck what France's image of America is.

re: #56 looking closely

This is more AP pro-Obama puffery.

France and Germany BOTH just went to Conservative gov'ts.

Its seems that the "change" those countries want is LESS wasteful Euro-Socialism, not more.

Same with Canada. The only big ally that hasn't recently was Australia.

what the hell are these fools thinking.
can't they see that obama is the most arrogant person to ever sully the election process in the history of our country.
have they no idea what is store for us if this pompous jerk swaggers into the white house? ?

re: #70 Killian Bundy

Could just one of these Obama morons please articulate a cogent answer as to why they're voting for Lord Numbnuts?

/is that just too much to ask for?

"Free cash"

Ahh, the French-As 'Grounds Keeper Willy' (Simpsons) best put it:
"Bonjour, ya cheese eatin' surrender monkeys"...

Foreign Obama'lovers stage an explosion....
Blasts in Baghdad kill 15, wound 29

How ironic (and hypocritical).
Europe loves Obama, but would never vote for Him.
here is an interesting article:http://www.newsweek.com/id/148943

re: #87 buzzsawmonkey

Hey, je ne parle pas francais except for a little pidgin here and there.

Monsieur Obama, il a un certain je ne sais quoi.

Sérieusement -- je ne sais quoi.

Based on exit polls, I'm calling the race for Cynthia McKinney.

First order of business: Team up with Congresswoman Maxine Waters to socialimize... er, nationamalize... um, confiscalate... oh, you know, take-over-thingy the Big Evil Oil Companies.

Here in my neck of the woods, I can assure you we are terribly, terribly concerned with what France thinks of us. It's a top priority, right up there with an imploded economy and Iranian nuclear weapons.

/not really.

This is your friendly evil-spinning-ball-of-death avoidance post.

The wheels on the bus go round and round round and round. The wheels one the fucking bus go.........

I just voted. The lines of voters were snaking around in my polling place, but my precinct only had 4 people ahead of me so I was out in less than 5 minutes. That's what I call good luck.
;)

News is reporting that the voter turnout will be about 80% of registered voters. Where's the other 20% I ask ya?

And if McCain gets a vote every time I get the spinning wheel of death ...

... although it's better today.

re: #53 Junior

This news story is insane:

117,000 voters are registered in both Georgia and Florida or Georgia and Ohio

Ya, this is fair.

There is something that has to be done. I don't know outside of voting withing a three day period and dipping your finger in ink that stays on for at least 7-10 days!

re: #97 gmsc

One lady in Ohio reported a "pro-Republican" poster in the polling place at a local high school, within the no-electioneering boundaries.

When it was checked out, it was a high school poster about leadership, with a picture of Abraham Lincoln. The high school was told they did not have to remove it.

I can't wait until they ban flags as being too "Republican."

re: #73 Occasional Reader

I voted! Aren't I special!

Practically no waiting; police officer present but unobtrusive. Of course, we still have DC's ridiculous "we don't need no steekin' I.D." policy. You could show up, say "I'm John Smith", wait as the poll worker opens to a page full of John Smiths, he asks you your address, you sneak a peek at the page and pick out your favorite John Smith that isn't already checked off, and say "oh, I'm the one at... 1313 Mockingbird Lane", and there you go. You're ready to vote.

Same in Maryland.

Speaking of, uh, stupidity...

Virginia Congressman Jim Moran (D) says this:

For the last seven years we have had the highest corporate profit ever in American history. . . But it hasn't been shared, and that's the problem, because we have been guided by a Republican Administration who believes in the simplistic notion that people who have wealth are entitled to keep it. They have an antipathy toward the means of redistributing wealth. And they may be able to sustain that for a while, but it doesn't work in the long run.

Sigh

The socialists have been re-awakened - like some sort of Marxist zombie force. Lord have mercy.

re: #104 Gambini

bad link.

Americas IMAGE? kiss my tattooed tan round ass you fucking pu**ies. How is that for an image

Just wondering , if Obama wins will there be spontaneous street demonstrations in places like Patterson, NJ & Dearborn, MI.
You know like on 9/11

re: #87 buzzsawmonkey

Hey, je ne parle pas francais except for a little pidgin here and there.

Your pidgin is infectious... you're a veritable carrier pidgin.

re: #85 Elcid

Yeah, The Brits hate OUR July 4^th thingy.

Naaa - we don't hate that!
Got our own festivities - one is tomorrow.
And just so you know: if Guy Fawkes had blown up Parliament on Nov 5th, the Founding Fathers would not ahve had a chance of thinking, never mind creating, your Constitution and your Great Nation!

How about a less arrogant Black Panther thug?

Power to the Correct People!
(They don't intimidate with clubs.)

re: #5 Sharmuta

And Sharmuta hopes for a less arrogant France.

toothbrushes for EVERYONE

bath soak too

and razors

Les gents francaises sont tres stupide!
It doesn't matter who wins, the world will hate Americans and the French will be silly.

Quote Jim Moran: For the last seven years we have had the highest corporate profit ever in American history. . . But it hasn't been shared, and that's the problem, because we have been guided by a Republican Administration who believes in the simplistic notion that people who have wealth are entitled to keep it. They have an antipathy toward the means of redistributing wealth. And they may be able to sustain that for a while, but it doesn't work in the long run.

Pausing for a moment to tear my hair out!

re: #113 musicman

There is something that has to be done. I don't know outside of voting withing a three day period and dipping your finger in ink that stays on for at least 7-10 days!

That is funny, but I think it is also a damn good idea. There would be no way to vote twice, unless some briliant lizard can think of one. Any suggestions?

re: #100 nyc redneck

They do not really love Obama, they just hate (and envy) America, and a clueless socialist in the white house is the best way to take revenge on the "Yanks".

re: #120 Occasional Reader

Your pidgin is infectious... you're a veritable carrier pidgin.

*BARF*
up-ding!

re: #118 bellamags

Americas IMAGE? kiss my tattooed tan round ass you fucking pu**ies. How is that for an image

My sentiments exactly!

re: #121 yma o hyd

Naaa - we don't hate that!
Got our own festivities - one is tomorrow.
And just so you know: if Guy Fawkes had blown up Parliament on Nov 5th, the Founding Fathers would not ahve had a chance of thinking, never mind creating, your Constitution and your Great Nation!

I always liked the way Guy Fawkes was once described to me: "He's the only man to enter Parliament with honest intentions."

So they say after the election 50 percent of the people will be disappointed. I look at it a little differently;

If McCain is elected 1/2 the people will be disappointed.

If Obama is elected 88 percent of the people within 3 months will be very disappointed.

Withdraw from the defense of Europe, no more foreign aid, and we pay the same proportion of the UN budget as our vote is to every other member. There, we're humble. What I wouldn't give for the USSR to send its navy over and invade France. Yeah, Blue Oyster Cult would have to cancel next Spring's concert in Paris, but small price.

re: #116 FrogMarch

From your Moron Moran quote:

For the last seven years we have had the highest corporate profit ever in American history. . . But it hasn't been shared

Good lord, not a single US corporation has paid a dividend in the last seven years?! Wow! (Or issued a single paycheck either, I guess.)

Let's ressurect George Patton and install him as President. We'd show them just how much french (or the rest of the world's) opinion matters.

re: #127 midwestgak

That is funny, but I think it is also a damn good idea. There would be no way to vote twice, unless some briliant lizard can think of one. Any suggestions?

And to further the idea, all convicted felons must have his/her finger tatooed with purple ink. Another problem solved.

....

Funny how the rest of Old Europe now has center-right PM's and Presidents like Sarkozy and Merkel. Ironic indeed if we choose to buck a world wide trend and vote a Socialist (Marxist) for POTUS.

re: #121 yma o hyd

Naaa - we don't hate that!
Got our own festivities - one is tomorrow.
And just so you know: if Guy Fawkes had blown up Parliament on Nov 5th, the Founding Fathers would not ahve had a chance of thinking, never mind creating, your Constitution and your Great Nation!

Gotcha' yma o hyd. Just being my usual smart ass self...lol.

Were it not for us English (yea, we talk funny, I know) speaking nations, there would be less great nations.

Who are the Fwench to talk about anyone else being arrogant?

Our victory will be all the sweeter for all the tsouris it will cause the rest of the world.

and of course proir to 2000 fwance loved the good ol USA

I wonder if this is mama winger's polling place: The Sign We Were Told To Take Down (via The Corner).

re: #125 Joan Not of Arc

Les gents francaises sont tres stupide!
It doesn't matter who wins, the world will hate Americans and the French will be silly.

Now thats a very wise word - and the World will 'hate' America because the msm say so - and, not to forget, so does B0!

re: #121 yma o hyd

Naaa - we don't hate that!
Got our own festivities - one is tomorrow.
And just so you know: if Guy Fawkes had blown up Parliament on Nov 5th, the Founding Fathers would not ahve had a chance of thinking, never mind creating, your Constitution and your Great Nation!

boxing day is the one that always confused me.

Holy shit! Is this even America?

re: #144 doppelganglander

I wonder if this is mama winger's polling place: The Sign We Were Told To Take Down (via The Corner).

Is that Wisconsin? Betcha it is!

re: #139 BackwardsBoy

Funny how the rest of Old Europe now has center-right PM's and Presidents like Sarkozy and Merkel. Ironic indeed if we choose to buck a world wide trend and vote a Socialist (Marxist) for POTUS.

And even more ironic because the UK will have a Tory government, come the next elections!

No line whatsoever at noon when I arrived at my polling site in suburban Phoenix. Simple paper ballot which the voter marks and then feeds into an optical scanner - so easy a caveman could do it. Maybe 4 people in line when I left.

I haven't felt so good about casting my vote for President since my first vote for Ronnie in 1980...

re: #57 yma o hyd

Dunno about that - I seem to get the choice of a thread where I can't post but get the new comments - or where i can't get the new comments but can post ...

Yma, someone posted this "Turbo Hamster" video a couple of threads ago. I've been running it for laughs periodically, but, now that I think about it, maybe it's helping.

Try running it every few minutes. If nothing else, you'll be splitting your sides while the site's running slow.

Thanks to all who post here. I'm beginning to feel a bit more hopeful.

McCain/Palin '08. Win! Win! Win! (I voted last week)

PIMF! should have read - to the tune of "Alloutte"

mal a tete, il me donnent une mal a tete
mal a tete, pourqouis vous me donnent?
parce que ils ont tres bete
parce que ils ont tres bete
Ils ont Bete - Mal a tete
Tres, tres bete - Mal a tete
ow, ow, ow, ow

re: #70 Killian Bundy

Could just one of these Obama morons please articulate a cogent answer as to why they're voting for Lord Numbnuts?

/is that just too much to ask for?

didn't you hear "I'll never have to worry about paying my mortgage or filling my gas tank again" (or something to that effect)

Their parents obviously never told them you don't get something for nothing.

re: #140 Elcid

Gotcha' yma o hyd. Just being my usual smart ass self...lol.

Were it not for us English (yea, we talk funny, I know) speaking nations, there would be less great nations.

And thats the truth.
Besides us, natch, and your Great Country, just look at Canada, Australia, New Zealand - and India, the only country in this World Poll who did not heart B0 at all!
(Yep - English is the one language all the Indians can speak and use to communicate between those differen major language blocs in India ...)

This is the same choice that America had to make in 1972 when Nixon faced George McGovern - America rejected the leftist McGovern in favor of Nixon and it was a landslide. Oh Please, let it happen again.

Sure hope America still feels the same way this time around.

To me, the voter fraud on the side of the Dems and the Obama campaign fund fraud, allowing any credit card to be accepted, is a bigger crime than Watergate and nobody cares to enforce the law.

Hang in there America!

World hopes for a ‘less arrogant America’.

Fark the world, starting with the French.  I think our accomplishments here in this country are legendary, and I think we come by our pride honestly.  If we're not liked, screw them.

Was 12th in line this morning when the polls opened.  Heard lots of gushing of people around me about their voting, etc., but it was mostly business as usual there. Only disconcerting part was that the strips were already pretorn from my ballot, but I matched the numbers and they agreed.

Get everyone you can to vote.  Toured the country for the last 3 weeks and seemed to see in the rural areas more McCane signs than Obama, but the reverse in urban settings.  This gives me hope that we've got a chance.

}:)     [Good to be back, by the way.  Internet access on the road is spotty & I really missed this place.]

re: #78 opnion

hungh! you ugly americain! zis is why ze hole world hate your backward country. i smoke cigarette - you don't mind, yes?

/espresso sipping frog

re: #115 freedombilly

My wait wasn't so bad actually. I am in the DC metro area of Maryland - you know, the place where people are so ape shit for Obama they are 5 seconds from getting his trademark emblem tattoed to their arses!?!?! Any-who, my wait time, as I went at like 10:30 this morning, was REALLY short, as in like, ONE PERSON IN FRONT OF ME, short. It was hard for me to gauge WHY this was the case, then I remembered, and NO this is NOT a racial jab, but a reality, my neighborhood is predominently hispanic/latino and suspect of a high level of illegals (ok, ok, specifically, Twinbrook - I think you get my gist... ).

re: #157 AmericanPoliticalOrphan

This is the same choice that America had to make in 1972 when Nixon faced George McGovern - America rejected the leftist McGovern in favor of Nixon and it was a landslide. Oh Please, let it happen again.

Sure hope America still feels the same way this time around.

To me, the voter fraud on the side of the Dems and the Obama campaign fund fraud, allowing any credit card to be accepted, is a bigger crime than Watergate and nobody cares to enforce the law.

Hang in there America!

There was an unpopular war then, too.

So the French want us to be cheese eating surrender monkeys too?

How to eat for free on Election Day

Breakfast

• At participating Krispy Kreme locations, receive a free star-shaped doughnut in celebration of Election Day. Customers must present an "I Voted" sticker to receive their free doughnut.
• Need coffee with that doughnut? Head to Starbucks and say "I voted" for a free 12-oz. cup of brewed coffee.
• Not a Starbucks fan? BooksAMillion.com is also offering a free cup of coffee to voters.
• Eat'n Park restaurants in PA, OH, and WV will also serve a free cup of coffee to voters who present their "I Voted" sticker.

Lunch

• At participating Chick-fil-A restaurants, voters with an "I Voted" sticker will get a free Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich.
• Taco fans can march over to California Tortilla where they'll get a free taco upon presenting their "I Voted" sticker.

Dinner

• Afraid your candidate might lose? Daily Grill is extending their happy hour prices on drinks and food until closing on November 4. Plus, get a free happy hour appetizer after presenting an "I Voted" sticker or ballot stub.
• After finishing your appetizer, head to Shane's Rib Shack where your sticker will get you a free Vote America Meal, consisting of hand-breaded chicken tenders, fries, and a 20-ounce drink.
• Now that you've had dinner, it's time for dessert. Head to participating Ben & Jerry's from 5pm to 8pm local time for a free scoop of ice cream.

re: #118 bellamags

Americas IMAGE? kiss my tattooed tan round ass you fucking pu**ies. How is that for an image

re: #130 redstateredneck

My sentiments exactly!

oh really red. what is the tattoo of on yours. ;)

re: #146 Eowyn2

boxing day is the one that always confused me.

Teeheehee - its not when you box1

Its the day, according to old English christmas traditions, where families exchanged their boxed gifts, and gave boxes with useful things to their servants.

Nowadays its the day where everybody gets to eat lots of cold turkey (left-overs from the Christmas Dinner!) sandwiches for breakfats - turkey curry for dinner - and everybody fels thoroughly sick of the sight of a turkey ... oh, and its the day to get over the massive hang-over. All those sherries on Christmas Day ...

re: #127 midwestgak

That is funny, but I think it is also a damn good idea. There would be no way to vote twice, unless some briliant lizard can think of one. Any suggestions?

Any ink has a solvent, so a really determined cheater could probably vote again. (The person dipping their finger could also pre-dip it into some sort of glue that would reject the ink, for the same effect).

At my polling station this AM there was an absolutely cheap and natural way to discourage repeat/multiple voting.

You had to wait in line FOUR HOURS to vote!

re: #164 Texas Heathen

oh really red. what is the tattoo of on yours. ;)

Actually, mine is a little higher up on my back.
;-)

re: #152 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Yma, someone posted this "Turbo Hamster" video a couple of threads ago. I've been running it for laughs periodically, but, now that I think about it, maybe it's helping.

Try running it every few minutes. If nothing else, you'll be splitting your sides while the site's running slow.

Blydi heck, mun!
That got me off the seat - even Miss Dog sat up!

What's the rotating title? "There is no Hell; there is only France." Right?

re: #165 yma o hyd

We have that, but we just call it the day after Christmas!

re: #70 Killian Bundy

Could just one of these Obama morons please articulate a cogent answer as to why they're voting for Lord Numbnuts?

/is that just too much to ask for?

Heh...I haven't heard the term numbnuts since I was a kid. My dad used to say it a quite a bit when referring to one of our neighbors. One day my younger sister, probably around 5 at the time said "Daddy, what are numbnuts"? He mumbled something unintelligible and left the room quickly. We never heard heard him use the word again.

/no spell check

re: #115 freedombilly

Same in Maryland.

When I went to vote in Maryland, and I gave them my last name they offered me a first name, "And you would be Joe?" Uh, no I wouldn't. They did quiz me on my address and birthdate though, and I couldn't see their screen the whole time.

re: #156 yma o hyd

I hear a BINGO...Hold your cards while we check...LOL.

:-))

(Well - its better than posting 'test'!)

re: #171 twincitiesgirl

I like the term numbnuts as well as pisswit. They are just so fitting for some people!

re: #170 redstateredneck

We have that, but we just call it the day after Christmas!

Aww - ye need to get back to your roots!

;-)

Gotta take the rubbish out - bbiab

re: #177 yma o hyd

Gotta take the rubbish out - bbiab

Of course you do - that's he whole point of Election Day!

Bitter clingers, covered in coal dust, descend on polls nationwide.

Is it improper to tell France to shut it's cakehole? They're not American citizens.

re: #126 musicman
a Republican Administration who believes in the simplistic notion that people who have wealth are entitled to keep it.

Unfeckin' believable.No need to vacation in Europe any more .Its come to you!

Carrie Underwood Loses Respect for Stars Who Endorse a Candidate

Same here darlin'!

Just wondering If the media were truly objective why is it Newspapers endorse candidates. When did this tradition start?

So I just voted in a Blue State.

In and out in two minutes. No lines. Hardly any voters.

They say McCain can not win my very foolish home State.

But my conscience is clear. I didn't contribute to the possibly upcoming catastrophe.

Love how, in that article, the words of the pro-Obama Arabs are reported with a careful veneer of neutrality...but the Israeli (as if Israel is JUST LIKE the other countries mentioned because it's in the Middle East) is smoking a cigarette. And the Vietnamese one happens to mention "...yeah, sure, McCain came here to destroy my country but I still respect him!"

Disgusting.

Obama would have made a GREAT President....
Of France, about 10 years ago.
The horror, the horror...

France.

Always loving OTHER COUNTRIES' minorities.

Just curious... is the President of France black? How many French Senators are visible minorities? How many of the national Assembly are minorities?

How many votes did the openly racist National Front get in the last election?

Late to the thread but just wanted to add this....
A random thought as I see my country changing in front of my eyes.......No matter how much tyranny and evil there was in the world, America always represented a refuge, a place to where oppressed people could struggle towards (and I mean politically oppressed, not economically. If you're economically oppressed fix your own damn country - don't bring the burden to us). My mom and dad (with me in tow) were two of those people that fought against totalitarian tyranny and saw America as a shining light that they struggled toward and thankfully were let in. That light is on the verge of being extinguished with the "Fundamental change that America will undergo" under an Obama presidency....change that my mindless fellow citizens have no grasp of the enormity of. When that happens, where will the oppressed of the world turn to.......there are no other places left. The West is weak and succumbing to socialism everywhere we look. Saddens me deeply........

Also troubles me deeply that whatever else Obama's shortcomings are........HE HASN'T EARNED THIS! As much as I disliked Hillary, she has been in the fight for many years. This guys done nothing but write 2 books about himself. And at least half of my fellow Americans think that's just fine. We've become an un-serious people and likely will get the government that we deserve.

re: #156 yma o hyd

Iraqis prefer McCain.

The Bush administration alienated Muslims by.....

Imagine. The Bush Administration just got up one fine Sept. morning and decided to alienate Muslims.

I wonder what "Muslims" were doing that Sept morning. Were any celebrating? Why?

Of course even the alienating part is BS. Bush has done everything including bending over - and even making Israel bend over- to get them to "like" us and to get them to stop celebrating when they murder us.

You are with us or with the terrorists. Obama voters- you're with the terrorists.

after asking the following in post #183 :
Just wondering If the media were truly objective why is it Newspapers endorse candidates?

I got off my lazy a$$ and googled it. I found an article that made half decent sense until I read the very last line. This is what the msm really thinks, its no surprise to us lizards but seeing it in print was surprising.

"I think at the end of the day, we have a pretty informed opinion on the candidates, it's something voters can't do for themselves," he added.

Yup we're to stupid to form our own opinions.

re: #192 Texas Heathen

"I think at the end of the day, we have a pretty informed opinion on the candidates, it's something voters can't do for themselves," he added.

Lord, have mercy.

Everytime I see something like this about France, I'm reminded of this Robin Williams comedy skit :)

they do got a point...I'll be a lot LESS arrogant (or proud...or even admitting) to being an American if Obama wins.

Jim Moran Moron is scrambling after his very clear comments earlier. As I have said over and over again in this wonderful forum we must keep microphones and cameras in the faces of these liberals at all times.

They do more for our side than we could ever do for ourselves. Please Jim, keep talking. You aren't even smart enough to backtrack effectively. Moron.

re: #178 gmsc

Of course you do - that's he whole point of Election Day!

FYI, yma's in the UK

To the ignorant image is everything...
I for one look forward to a less arrogant and condescending France at some point in the future...

France is jealous of America and have been for a long time - not long after we liberated them. They would like to see us knocked down a few notches to their level, so that our economy sucks like theirs, islamofacists start taking over like there; and our standing in the world is limited like theirs is. It looks like they may get what they want.

Maybe it would be enlightening for Frenchmen to see the change that Obama welcomes, like the two standing in front of the polling center in Philly. Doesn't that reflect what is so "hopeful" about Obama?

I am hoping for a less french France.

re: #121 yma o hyd

Naaa - we don't hate that!
Got our own festivities - one is tomorrow.
And just so you know: if Guy Fawkes had blown up Parliament on Nov 5th, the Founding Fathers would not ahve had a chance of thinking, never mind creating, your Constitution and your Great Nation!

“Remember, remember the fifth of November,
The gunpowder, treason and plot,
I know of no reason
Why the gunpowder treason
Should ever be forgot.”

re: #127 midwestgak

That is funny, but I think it is also a damn good idea. There would be no way to vote twice, unless some briliant lizard can think of one. Any suggestions?

Cover your finger in theatrical Latex before voting then peel the ink off and vote again.

re: #136 J-LLatPoH

Let's ressurect George Patton and install him as President. We'd show them just how much french (or the rest of the world's) opinion matters.

FYI, George Patton was a Francophile.

"...a less arrogant America..."

A word about Dubya:

It fell to George Bush to be dealt the toughest Presidential hand since FDR. Two stock market crashes (one inherited), two recessions (one inherited), 9/11, two wars, a divided electorate and citizenry, and a hectoring, mean-spirited and overly critical press.

I think history will give him far more kudos, than we, as a country, are able to give him today.

And even though he has three months remaining in office, I'm quite thankful the United States has had GWB as president during these very difficult times.

Thank you for your service, Mr. President.

.

re: #205 Dad O' Blondes

"...a less arrogant America..."

A word about Dubya:

It fell to George Bush to be dealt the toughest Presidential hand since FDR. Two stock market crashes (one inherited), two recessions (one inherited), 9/11, two wars, a divided electorate and citizenry, and a hectoring, mean-spirited and overly critical press.

I think history will give him far more kudos, than we, as a country, are able to give him today.

And even though he has three months remaining in office, I'm quite thankful the United States has had GWB as president during these very difficult times.

Thank you for your service, Mr. President.

.

Well said. George Washington could not have survived under the relentless, treasonous onslaught that this President has undergone.
God Bless him........

re: #205 Dad O' Blondes

nothing to add...very well put.

So, I did a very dirty, liberal-esque thing today:

There were Obama supporters literally working the street corners, so when I drove by I gave a buddy-Jesus type thumbs up and grinned...then the thumb rotated to the side to show my middle finger pointing straight up and the grin disappeared.

They looked so confused.
Sure, it's dirty and pointless, but it felt good.
But hey, it's not like I threatened to riot or start a civil war or anything.
Also, right after I did that it started to rain on them.

just saw that guy from fivethirtyeight.com on shepard smith's studio b.

statistical probabilities are a bitch, man.

we gotta have VA to have a fighting chance, and the MSM will be calling that one at 7:01p.m.

re: #204 incanus

FYI, George Patton was a Francophile.

I doubt he would have remained so had he lived to see France pull out of the NATO Central Planning Committee.

Norway is alight with the hope for change tonight, state run television reporting like Obama won yesterday and today is only for show. I on the other hand hope for more of the same now that our neighbor the bear is awake again.. Also South Park ruined the word "change" for me I cannot get this out of my head whenever I hear an Obama speech.

Good luck to you and happy election, or what you call it :)

just voted here in Las Vegas
busy but moving
1 dem 1 rep
at every table chatting , smiling
in and out 10 minutes was really well done.
Phone banked ,argued was really an emotional roller coaster. Hope I dont wake up in Obamaville tomorrow,
but just in case I SUGGEST BUYING ALOT OF AMMO.
SEE you guys at the reeducation camps,but there
will be no walking into the civilain security force buses for me.

re: #95 CyanSnowHawk

Heh heh... so that's Irvine? Well, I'm in Hollywood, and I see no light.

Obama stickers everywhere I look.

No black panthers at the polls, but there were some gay activists handing out placards that say "Vote no on 8."

I pray the rest of the country is different.

Does anyone anywhere really care about a french opinion on anything? I didn't think so.

DOB, amen to that. "W" means what he says. He saw through the noise of the weak-kneed old Europe and did what had to be done.

I'm so sick and tired of the world's perception of America. Bunch of shortsighted idiots.

re: #216 the_flying_pig

I'm so sick and tired of the world's perception of America. Bunch of shortsighted idiots.

Envy. They can't stand it that their former "retched refuse" are now their masters.

Dear France,

Sorry. We simply don't care about your opinion on this particular matter.

Love and kisses,

Me