TheScarletPimpernel wrote:I have accepted that McCain lost. Doesn't mean that I won't defend him. You Obama-addicts would be doing the same thing and saying that race played a key part in this election (which is true, but most Obama supporters and himself claim it did not..but come'on). And every joke I have heard Carlos make it's "wetbacks jump the fence" "whose the best wetback" "black people are lazy" "midget people are retarded" "____ is retarded" "this is retarded" He calls himself and "his people" "wetbacks," so he's not exactly solving the problem.

TheScarletPimpernel wrote:I'm not saying that you should vote for McCain because of the service that he has done for our country, but simply that he is much more deserving of the presidency than Obama is/will be. And please, no race card here, there have been plenty of well-known black politicians who have and could have ran, and Obama simply beat them to it/somehow got this big fanbase.

And to be honest, I find Carlos Mencia to never be funny. Are you aware he has to entirely demean an entire group/individuals to get a laugh? Why is it in this day & age that we always must demean anyone to get a laugh. Also, since he's a "wetback" he probably couldn't vote, or would vote for Obama simply because of his "minority role." He is extremely distasteful, and it's upsetting that not only you, but a good portion of people are not only swayed by what he says (which are usually overexagerations), but the fact that he has that much disrespect for war veterans (who are fighting over ____ all the time so that he has a right to say it) and John McCain like that is a low. If anyone did that to Obama, 48756847487587488754 people would be staging protests/etc. because it's racist/wrong/he's the right candidate.

Obama, how's the stock market doing today after your "first day" of being president? Oh right .. awfully. (Not to say it's specifically his fault, it's all the wallstreet people who didn't think he'd be a good fit for president, and thehy were probably right).

TheScarletPimpernel wrote:
And to all you Palin haters: WHY? What has she done that's so awful that she doesn't deserve to win? Her and Obama are on par people--for the most part. Both have EXTREMELY limited experience, both are talented speakers (even if you don't like what Palin says/"the order of the words she's sayin'"! or her tactics at responding), both are a minority in the eyes of politics (Black man & Woman). You're problem is you have voted in an unexperienced man & a life-long, and ignorant VP, who repeatedly has said before it was official Obama was the candidate that Obama was extremely unqualified and not ready. Obama has done little in Congress, if nothing at all on a national scale -- what makes everyone think he can do this?

I'm just saying that when you go ahead and bash Palin, just remember you voted in/supported someone who had equally extreme little experience.

But I won't try to disrupt too much, Conrats Obama/dems, but I'm pretty sure the "CHANGE" Obama has described has been attempted by all presidents? What president hasn't stood/wanted Change??

Shambler wrote:Go suck on a lemon evil Palin, you'll never get near the white house!

TheScarletPimpernel wrote:Congrats, Mr. President-elect Barrack Obama.

Unfortunately it's entirely over for us McCain supporters: there was hope left with early polls showing that Obama would have fewer electoral counts (which aren't finalized until December 15--but it's pretty much a shoe-in this year it will be OBama).

I have to say that Senator McCain will always be one to be admired by this country. In terms of service to the country, not one more of any of these candidates deserved it mroe than he did; honestly, no matter how you look at it: John McCain deserved it the most. A veteran, POW, long-time Senator.