I think same day voter registration reduces the likelihood of any ballot roll problems, so Norm will keep his seat.

1) How does he get less than 55% of the popular vote? So much more money, energized base, and national disdain for Bush/Cheney and the Republicans. I guess the majority of people can’t move beyond their entrenched political preferences.

2) How does Cynthia McKinney get more votes than Ron Paul? Really?

I am happy with the Obama win and I hope he is exactly what the U.S. needs. I am wondering if he is going to be partisan with his party holding both chambers, or will he be a reconciler (which will surely anger the far left). Now, if he would only release the UFO files.

Scott

Now, being a conspiricy theorist of sorts, let me take this down a different path. So, Obama wins. The Supreme Court has decided to take a look at Obama’s citizenship (or lack thereof): and “the defendants “are required to respond to the Writ of Certiorari” by Dec. 1.” There are some concerns about whether or not he is a natural born citizen. I have seen where some say he was born in Africa (there supposedly is a video of his grandmother saying she was there at his birth in Kenya, but that doesn’t mean it is true, maybe she is senile) and had the birth recorded in Hawaii. There is the fake certificate that says he was born in Hawaii, but he has never released his real one. And, if he was born in Hawaii, that doesn’t mean he is a natural born citizen because of his father’s status and some obscure residency requirements (something like his mother had to reside in the States for some consecutive time period (I don’t remember exactly, and I am too lazy to go look for it).

So, what happens if he wins, but then is ruled ineligible? Does Biden get it, and then gets to choose the VP? Personally, I like this idea (I really like Biden). Or, do they have some stupid seperate election? How the heck would you do that? Would they have to do another Democratic Primary? The worst thing I can think of would be for Hillary to somehow manage to re-emerge. Anyway, something to think about.

Regardless of who wins, I hope they are just what the U.S. needs, I hope they do a great job, and I will support them (unless it is H.R.C.).

Scott

p.s. sorry if this double posts, as my freakin browser is acting all weird.