What are you going to do after the election?

[André Masséna]

What are you planning to do after the election results are known?

A. If Obama Wins
B. If McCain Wins


A. I am planning to turn the TV off and probably sip a beer for a while, think about next election, and call it a night.
B. I'm going to run through the streets and find all my Democrat friends and scream "four more years" in their face....(hopefully scaring them as they beleive McCain is Bush v.3.0)

Either way, I'll be having a good time watching the states turn red or blue, probably won't be going to sleep that night.

This comes once every four years, you should make the most of it. Have an election party and make fun of the losing parties supporters. Politics can be fun....when you win.

[Thanatos]

A) Groan. If things start turning out badly, probably leave the country, move to Canada. We're taxed so heavily in California, living in Canada will be a cakewalk.
B) Groan. Stinking warmonger, illegal immigrant lover.

[The White Knight]

A. Change? From the current administration? Not difficult. Would it make a big difference? Not sure. (The man will become president not Absolute Monarch)
B. If they elect another republican president, the American people deserve him.

Other than that, finally enjoy the Foreign pages in the papers that talk about more than the US elections.

A) Groan. If things start turning out badly, probably leave the country, move to Canada. We're taxed so heavily in California, living in Canada will be a cakewalk.

Do you earn more than 250,000 dollars a year?

[Shi Huangdi]

A. Be totally crushed, try not to think about it, and pray that Obama doens't do too much damage before we boot him out in 2012.
B. Be thrilled and elated. And yes, find some Democrat friends to pester .

[lord o kelly]

A: study to be an doctor....
B: Join ROTC and study to be an architect.

[Otsman]

if McCain wins, i'll enlist in the army, after a while join blackwater and eventually become CEO, bringing into my control some 100,000 soldiers, and i will then lead a coup and install Ron Paul as president, and myself as head of the republican legion, 10,000,000 men strong

[Atterdag]

A. Yes! America has gained respect for butt kicking the party that allowed the conservative dimwit Bush into office.
B. Before Palin I'd been okay with McCain, but now I think I'll just enjoy living in a state of Europe where idiots like her wouldn't even make the voting list.

[Sven788]

I am fine with either I guess, I find Obama too left and Mc Cain is bad now because the economy is bad.

[Thanatos]

It's not even about Obama. I'm just saying that in California, we're so heavily taxed that if I move to Canada, I won't see any real change in my lifestyle, except that the money I use will have some weird funky sayings and poetry on it.

Oh you Canadians.

[Sidmen]

It's not even about Obama. I'm just saying that in California, we're so heavily taxed that if I move to Canada, I won't see any real change in my lifestyle, except that the money I use will have some weird funky sayings and poetry on it.

Assuming you get a job in canada making the same amount of money... Odds are you probably won't.

[Thanatos]

Assuming you get a job in canada making the same amount of money... Odds are you probably won't.

I'll manage, and get by.

[Каие]

I'll manage, and get by.

Are you serious man? You would move to Canada because Obama is elected? You know Canada are way way more Left then the states, they are practically European.

[ErikinWest]

Are you serious man? You would move to Canada because Obama is elected? You know Canada are way way more Left then the states, they are practically European.

Well Canada is more open and cosmopolitan society IMO. In recent years, we've become more right wing economically (free trade, capitalism), and left socially (same-sex marriage, laissez-faire with drugs). So we're actually much better than the states. Our government doesn't set up socialist housing corporations then bail them out with taxpayers money. Saying the US has a capitalistic economy any more is slightly amusing. It used to be the greatest nation on earth, but not any more. Furthermore, Canada has not only balanced its budget, it's paying down its national debt.

As a ratio of both federal and GDP, our healthcare is the same (aka, the government on a relative basis pays the same as the US). We still are backwards in some of health care policies, buts its moving to more private competition (as opposed to the US).

Erik

[Bleda]

A. I will commit ritual Japanese style suicide (Seppuku)

B. Rest easy knowing that the man I wanted to be president 8 years ago, is now in office

[Big War Bird]

Either A or B, I'm working on an exit strategy.

[Sidmen]

Just realized that I didn't actually respond.

A. See if things get better, in the off chance they do - smile. More than likely, I'll wait out his term till someone better gets nominated.

B. Wait to see if someone better is nominated next time around.

[The Good]

I'm just going to get on with my life as usual regardless of who becomes the next President of the United States of America. Obama is much too "left wing" for me, and McCain has some negativities. I probably won't even vote in election, but if I do, it may be for McCain.

[Bleda]

I'm just going to get on with my life as usual regardless of who becomes the next President of the United States of America. Obama is much too "left wing" for me, and McCain has some negativities. I probably won't even vote in election, but if I do, it may be for McCain.

If you plan to not vote, then I hereby disqualify you from discussing politics in the mudpit, ever again

[Thanatos]

If you plan to not vote, then I hereby disqualify you from discussing politics in the mudpit, ever again

Either way, we lose. This is probably the most apathetic I've ever been towards a Presidential election. I hate both parties.

[Admiral Piett]

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