[kj] wish i could be in u.s.a 4 this

[Brendan]

I didn't want to get too cocky, but like I said, I think the media made
out like it was a competition when it never was at all. If for no other
reason than Americans have FINALLY made a decisive move to get the fuck
rid of Bush. I raised a drink to that last night before I went to bed
without 'knowing' that Obama had won.


> Howdy, TB:

>

> Let's not get too carried away, yet . But I like your optimism,

> regardless!

>

> k.w.

>

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> ----- Original Message -----

> From: "TB" <partyslammer at socal.rr.com>

> To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)"

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> Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2008 6:07 PM

> Subject: Re: [kj] wish i could be in u.s.a 4 this

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>> "melinda grant" wrote:

>>

>> i wish i could be in the u.s.a for all this election feaver,i could not

>> vote anyhow as i am british citizen and in u.k at mo---i have several

>> great aunts and about 30 cousins spread over u.s.a they would have

>> voted--i really hope obama gets in i really do or i predict a riot if he

>> does not--if for instance he looses by a slight few votes ;(

>>

>> +++++++++

>>

>> Already, Obama has 174 to McCains' measly 49 electoral votes (either

>> candidate needs 270 or more to win).  The news broadcasts are

>> practically

>> chomping at the bit to call the race but aren't because polls don't

>> close

>> here on the West Coast for another two hours, plus they'll lose viewers.

>> There is zero doubt Obama will win, and in fact it could be one of the

>> biggest landslides in US history.

>>

>> T.B.

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