I can, and did vote today. I’m curious what the breakdown is around here.
I hope than any eligible Americans voted… althought this forum is very international…
Funny…
Of course, someone who didn’t vote in the election but could, probably won’t vote in this poll either!
I can vote I’m from France, but if I could, I wouldn’t vote for Bush, that’s sure…
Chman
Woohoo! Go Bush!
:-*
The majority of us foreigners didn’t even get a say. How unfair is that?
“No obliteration without representation,” as a well-loved british politician was recently heard to say.
Heh heh! good one 
[quote]The majority of us foreigners didn’t even get a say. How unfair is that?
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http://www.ishkur.com/editorials/kerrywins01.jpg
;D
Thanks for the responses. Nov. 2 was one shitty day. What a joke this so-called democracy is. There are more than a few places gathering support for major investigations into the voting machines in Florida and Ohio, among other things, under the Freedom of Information Act.
G!$ d(&@ it all! 4 more years of the worst president in American history. Got any job openings Cas? If I didn’t feel the responsibility to stay here and help fix this country in any way possible I’d sell all my possessions, and get on a plane the hell out of here tomorrow.
While I’ve heard of a huge number of dirty tricks that were used during these elections, I really doubt any auditing of the election machines will change anything. 51% of Americans really did vote for Bush.
The best place to direct efforts is into working out why they voted so.
I actually saw a story on the local news (Toronto) that there a quite a few Americans looking in to emigrating to Canada now, as a result of the election.
Yeah, but they won’t! ;D
I personally think this was the wrong decision, 49% of Americans think it was the wrong decision, probably over 75% of the rest of the world think it was the wrong decision. But after the initial rage is over, most people will accept it and get on with their lives.
