AhmedThe Verdict is in: Gobama!
January 4th 2008 03:18
Obama has won the Iowa caucus with 37% followed by Hillary Clinton and Edwards something or another who tied in at 30 (slightly in Edwards favour).
So GOBAMA! Teach that Clinton/Edwards a lesson in manners! You might nto be an old man but at least you're looking ahead to... a bright future in politics.
On the Republican side *sniggers* Ron Paul came in third from bottom, which isn't too far off my prediction of second from bottom. Considering the old man should have by all accounts made a clean sweep (yes, because of the internet polls *sigh*) we can now finally rest easy. The bastard doesn't hav emany followers, just a few idiots who blindly support him.
I've never heard of Duncan Hunter, but coming in at last for the republicans I guess it would be fair to say my guesstimate of Ron Paul coming in second from bottom is 100% right since I did not know of a Duncan Hunters existence.
Funny how I've also read about Senator John Mccain being a dead beat and that Ron Paul will make a clean sweep at a certain online news outlet which will remain nameless (editor note: can't find the link, but I promise it existed!). Yet here we have him scoring 3% over Doctor Ron FUCKING Poll, erm, I mean Paul, erm, I odn't really care.
Thank god Giulliani came in dead last, that bastard spending all that money could have fooled anyone into thinking he was popular. The world needs *less* people like him and *more* people like Obama, so GOBAMA!
As I've said countless times before, but now I must expand upon. the presidential race is between the Democrats, no way in hell will a republican win after GWB left a bad taste in the mouths of voters. Of course now I'll have to expand on that comment, it is not only between Clinton and Obama (I mean Gobama bitch!) but also Edwards. I dunno who Edwards is but he can't be as bad as Clinton or as good as Obama so I hope he dies in a suicide bombing where Clinton is the bomber and Giulliani just so happens to be around said disaster (he seens to stick to disaster like shit to a blanket).
I don't really cite my sources but what the hell.
So GOBAMA! Teach that Clinton/Edwards a lesson in manners! You might nto be an old man but at least you're looking ahead to... a bright future in politics.
On the Republican side *sniggers* Ron Paul came in third from bottom, which isn't too far off my prediction of second from bottom. Considering the old man should have by all accounts made a clean sweep (yes, because of the internet polls *sigh*) we can now finally rest easy. The bastard doesn't hav emany followers, just a few idiots who blindly support him.
I've never heard of Duncan Hunter, but coming in at last for the republicans I guess it would be fair to say my guesstimate of Ron Paul coming in second from bottom is 100% right since I did not know of a Duncan Hunters existence.
Funny how I've also read about Senator John Mccain being a dead beat and that Ron Paul will make a clean sweep at a certain online news outlet which will remain nameless (editor note: can't find the link, but I promise it existed!). Yet here we have him scoring 3% over Doctor Ron FUCKING Poll, erm, I mean Paul, erm, I odn't really care.
Thank god Giulliani came in dead last, that bastard spending all that money could have fooled anyone into thinking he was popular. The world needs *less* people like him and *more* people like Obama, so GOBAMA!
As I've said countless times before, but now I must expand upon. the presidential race is between the Democrats, no way in hell will a republican win after GWB left a bad taste in the mouths of voters. Of course now I'll have to expand on that comment, it is not only between Clinton and Obama (I mean Gobama bitch!) but also Edwards. I dunno who Edwards is but he can't be as bad as Clinton or as good as Obama so I hope he dies in a suicide bombing where Clinton is the bomber and Giulliani just so happens to be around said disaster (he seens to stick to disaster like shit to a blanket).
I don't really cite my sources but what the hell.
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