He is not the 44th president.

He is the president-elect. Unless something extremely wacky goes on December 15 when the electoral college votes, he will be sworn in on January 20th.

Until then, George Bush is still president.

Until then, George Bush is still president.

Yeah but Bush isn't the 44th president.

And neither is Obama.

Yet.

In any case.

Happiness... pure happiness...

Finally, someone says his name!

Now Tina Fey will be cut out again...

~IK

I'm very happy with the result.

I also have much respect for the way McCain mannered himself at his speech. He handled himself well, showed much respect for Obama, and basically told his crowd to shut it when they booed at the mention of Obama.

I'm very happy with the result.

 

I also have much respect for the way McCain mannered himself at his speech. He handled himself well, showed much respect for Obama, and basically told his crowd to shut it when they booed at the mention of Obama.

Mm, yeah, very gracious.

Probably should have been paying more attention. I just have MSNBC online open, and the speakers on. So if I'm reading a forum I get distracted. XD But I absorbed most of it.

Nevermind, Tuffin says these stay open.

Did you guys notice how, in the 2000 election, the Democrats screamed for recount afte recount, but in this election, they didn't demand one recount?

Yeah. One of the states that put him over the top, Washington, is my home state. So now I feel happy.

Did you guys notice how, in the 2000 election, the Democrats screamed for recount afte recount, but in this election, they didn't demand one recount?

Why scream for a recount when you won an electoral landslide. It's also a pretty wide margin in the popular vote, so why demand a recount. This election wasn't even close. The 2000 election was decided by less than 1000 votes, that's why recounts were asked for.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOT!

CALIFORNIA RULES!

I live in California, so, I helped. =D

-Nuju Metru