Today is a day to be proud to be American!!!

[_Ray A]

I operate under the possibly mistaken assumption that I can criticize leftists regardless of their race.

Considering that we in Oz have universal health care, I suppose you're free to criticise all Australians as "leftists".

[_Brackite]

Go America....Go America....

You did it!!!

Been crying all morning....and I'm not the only one here in the UK feeling this way....

From Martin Luther King to Jesse Jackson to Senator Obama...

I just didn't think America could do it, and they did!!!

WOW!!!

Jesse Jackson???

[_Ray A]

Calm down you whackaloon. I honestly don't care who you voted for.

Well you suggested I voted for Kevin Rudd. I was just correcting your paranoia.
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[_antishock8]

Go America....Go America....

You did it!!!

Been crying all morning....and I'm not the only one here in the UK feeling this way....

From Martin Luther King to Jesse Jackson to Senator Obama...

I just didn't think America could do it, and they did!!!

WOW!!!

Have our sins been expunged now that we've elected The One? I hope so.

Oh, and why are you crying? That's feckin' weird.

[_Moniker]

Go America....Go America....

You did it!!!

Been crying all morning....and I'm not the only one here in the UK feeling this way....

From Martin Luther King to Jesse Jackson to Senator Obama...

I just didn't think America could do it, and they did!!!

WOW!!!

Hey, Miss Taken. I watched CNN last night, yet, was updating (fairly regularly) BBC.com and was amazed that the front page was quite similar to what I was viewing on American news websites. I knew the world was watching us. Americans have ideals and we sometimes talk big -- we actually took our ideals and turned them into a reality with that election. I think this election can show the world (and ourselves) that great ideals can become a reality.

I too, had some burnings of the bosom last night and shed a few tears last evening as well as this morning.

[_Some Schmo]

Hey Ray, you gotta cut the right-wingnuts some slack today. Obviously, they're pissed off that most people didn't buy into their BS this time.

*shrug*

Too bad for them. I can sit back, look at their rants, smile the smile you have when you watch an uptight infant cry, and wait for their tantrum to pass. It's kind of funny, if you think about it.

Thank goodness the majority of this country has come to its senses. Yes, Miss Taken, it is a very proud day for America.

[_TAK]

No, but you were surely born upside down, due to the antipodal orientation of Oz. I attribute the lack of clarity in your thinking to all that blood rushing to your head, mate.

CC
I had concluded that you were an arrogant punk. But now I am certain that you are also a f*cking idiot..

Since you are a never mo, I have no idea what you are doing here – I assume you can't hold your own on theological sites but if you are going to hang out here try and show some class like California Kid..

[_Mary]

Go America....Go America....

You did it!!!

Been crying all morning....and I'm not the only one here in the UK feeling this way....

From Martin Luther King to Jesse Jackson to Senator Obama...

I just didn't think America could do it, and they did!!!

WOW!!!

Hey, Miss Taken. I watched CNN last night, yet, was updating (fairly regularly) BBC.com and was amazed that the front page was quite similar to what I was viewing on American news websites. I knew the world was watching us. Americans have ideals and we sometimes talk big -- we actually took our ideals and turned them into a reality with that election. I think this election can show the world (and ourselves) that great ideals can become a reality.

I too, had some burnings of the bosom last night and shed a few tears last evening as well as this morning.

THank goodness I'm not the only one. I tell you, even some of the newsreaders have been getting emotional. I grew up listening to the Martin Luther King speech. I just wish he was here to see this day... Go America!!! :)

Richard...is someone who believes in corporate welfare regarded as leftist out there. Cause it seems to me that corporate welfare has always been a part of the American economic system.

Mary

[_Bond James Bond]

I think so as well Mary.

Here's my thoughts on it [hey I found something to blog about lol]

http://zackc.wordpress.com/2008/11/05/i ... n-america/

[_bcspace]

From Martin Luther King to Jesse Jackson to Senator Obama...

It's a disaster for America because more that ever before people voted skin color rather than issues. Racism is still with us and it exists mostly among the Democrats.