US Election - Who will win?

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With the big day finally here, who do you think will be the next president of the USA tonight?

 

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McCain will win. That big ol' bunch of peeps in the middle of the country will all vote for him, irrespective of what they may have said to pollsters in the lead-up to election day.

 

Me !

 

I thimk Zeb could be right and I'm sorry to say if Obama wins some redneck racist will probably shoot him.

 

Well, I started to launch my campaign for the Whitehouse approximately two years ago with a budget of $500 Million.

Ran into a slight problem though not a US citizen.....*grumbles*

On a serious note, I was actually moved watching some of the news here earlier. The amount of people queueing to vote is amazing. People in the US certainly want change...

 

...just not Obama's version of "Change".

 

If only a general election was taken more seriously over here, the problems is we never have anyone good enough, they're all muppets who have never done a days work in their life.

 

I hope people would vote fair and not bring colour as a deterant

 

Actually the polls are indicating that the vast majority of Americans do want Obamas version of change
or perhaps that's just because he is the only one offering change? McBush will just continue the downward spiral of the last 8 years.
The ammount of republicans around here (and trust me, this is a rebublican stronghold) going against party lines is astonishing, I know atleast a hundred registered republicans voting blue today
All the smart ones will tell you that voting party lines is the problem with this country anyway, and truer words could not be spoken, vote for the person, not for the party, perhaps if more people adopted that attitude we would start getting a few worthy leaders? who knows

Of course being America is not a true democracy, nor is the decision of who leads it based necessarily on the results of the popular vote, does it really matter?

 

...just like the "polls" indicated a landslide Kerry win in 2004.

 

I dont really think the US is ready for a black president as really to be honest they are a very racist country and if he does get elected then i dare say hell be shot. Remember also that the thousands of votes for al gore in the 01 election (i think) were tens opon thousands of votes by black citizens were totally dismissed.

Ed

 

I would have voted for Colin Powell in a heartbeat.

 

Originally, I would have as well... until he endorsed Obama for president.

Now, Condi Rice... I would have voted for her in a heartbeat.

 

Actually, we're not a "very racist" country. Obama captured a large percentage of votes from white people. Sadly, the reverse wasn't true; McCain captured an extremely small percentage of votes from black people (sometimes in the single-digits of percentage points).

If you're going to make the statements... do the research.