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What does this election mean to you and was the outcome what you wanted?
What do the future have in store for you and your family because of the election?
I myself am extremely happy with the outcome. It showed that the majority of the United States do want change and want to show the world that we are not as close minded as most think. As for the future, I can now stop thinking of plans to move to Canada or the UK. The sky's the limit for any American in what they can achieve and even then the sky is just the beginning. |
| Posted by Alisa on 11/05/2008 01:08 PM
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I wanted a president who was a Christian. That was my most important thing. And to be honest, I don't know that we have one.
I am not fretting though. I am just praying for Obama, our leaders, and our country. |
| posted by Lindsay on 11/05/2008 02:27 PM
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| I think it's great for the US to have its first african american president and does show that we are ready for a change & equality. I am also praying for Obama to do what needs to be done to help the country out of this recession, out of the war, and into a better future. |
| posted by Katie on 11/05/2008 10:30 PM
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| I think this election was horrible and am disgusted with the American public. You wouldn't have to worry about moving because Obama is modeling several of his policies on those of Canada or the UK. The public has been swayed by someone who I don't think is experienced. I pray and hope that most of his agenda doesn't pass and the problems that have been spoken of even by his VP will not come to pass. |
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