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<\/div>\nA few networks have claimed that Ohio called for Bush. The official result should be the same.<\/p>\n
The race was close but this time, the Republicans convincingly maintained and improved their influence in both the White House and the Senate. I don’t think anybody could dispute that.<\/p>\n
To me, the result is not surprising though it is disappointing. But who would have imagined it would come down to Ohio? I certainly didn’t.<\/p>\n
But talking after the fact is always easy. Therefore, I’ll stop here and go to straight to bed.<\/p>\n
Oh shit, I can’t get the phrase four more years out of my head. This is going to be a long night. Remember Arnie shouting four more years at the Republican National Convention in New York?<\/p>\n
I am hearing just that. Sometimes, it hurts to know democracy works both ways. At least, Barack Obama managed to get a place in the Senate.<\/p>\n
Alrighty! Hillary Clinton for President in 2008! There is no way Darth Cheney gonna get the White House.<\/p>\n
p\/s – it’s just too bad that the proposal to change the current voting system in Colorado into proportional system was struck down. In Michigan, Proposal 2 received sufficient ayes and thus, marriage is being conservatively defined. Proposal 1, which is on gambling, according to somebody from NPR, was creamed.<\/p>\n
pp\/s – at 0304, NPR projected Michigan to call for Kerry but that is useless with the current situation in Ohio. Boy, we should have invaded Ohio when we had the chance a long time ago.<\/p>\n
p3\/s – well, Kerry conceded at around 1500.<\/p>\n