"Bringing change means either the republicans win or the democrats. nothing more, nothing less."
Bringing change means the Democrats win. The Republicans are already in power (at least in the presidency), and since McCain is "McSame" to Obama, he isn't change, therefore, if McCain wins tomorrow, there will be no change.
We are also the leaders in racial equality, have you heard of Obama? The first minority to be leader of any coutry?
Also canada would make a great state.
Probably going to be the greatest president ever.
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So you're confident already that Obama is going to win? Not a good thing when someone is over-confident. I hate cockiness in politics. Especially when Obama throws out that "Two words: # days" crap like it's 100% that he'll win. If anyone has been paying attention to the real situations, instead of those small polls where they survey a few people, they know never to be over-confident before an election."
I agree, don't be overconfident. But you're ignorance is simply annunciated with your post.. He says "Two words: #days....
...don't get over confident. We can't let up one hour, one minute, one second etc." He's warning his supporters not to be overconfident you idiot."
Really now? Quite different from what I heard today: "One day from bringing change to the United States" from CNN quoting Obama. Now, according to Obama, only he can bring "change". He says McCain will not bring "change". If America is one day from bringing "change" Obama refers to, then he is saying that he will win tomorrow, which proves my point that he is being overconfident. I do remember that quote you stated above, but this one that he recently said contradicts it, so please, don't call me an idiot. You're the real idiot. Politicians say more than one thing.
We are also the leaders in racial equality, have you heard of Obama? The first minority to be leader of any coutry?
Also canada would make a great state.
Probably going to be the greatest president ever.
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So you're confident already that Obama is going to win? Not a good thing when someone is over-confident. I hate cockiness in politics. Especially when Obama throws out that "Two words: # days" crap like it's 100% that he'll win. If anyone has been paying attention to the real situations, instead of those small polls where they survey a few people, they know never to be over-confident before an election.
"Because the United States is a big deal we have the largest  economy in the world, canada isnt even on the top 10 list, Id love canada to be one of our states, though.
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Canada puts our president in there political ads. Ive known harper the blue sweater wearing guy is your president.
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I hope you don't seriously think we have a president."
You have a prime minister im just used to saying president, its just weird how the ad is blaming Canadas problems on our president, even though I thought canada and america were friendly."
It's the "Liberal" party putting out that ad. The Democrats of Canada, so you can see how they don't support Bush. Really, they put Bush in there to make their politics more interesting, because they know themselves Canadian politics is trash.
That's because Canada is boring. I wasn't born in Canada, but I do live here and honestly, I can never get into its politics. It's a very dull place compared to the United States. I don't blame the Americans if they don't know jack about Canada. Canada is not a world leader like the U.S. or Russia, it's just a neighbour of a world leader.
I thought the demo was great, and this is coming from someone who's not fond of Star Wars at all. I'm definitely looking forward to replaying the demo again. I don't understand how OXM could give it 7.5. I would give the demo an 8.5/10. This game definitely feels more polished than a 7 game.
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