Obama's crowd, on the other hand, is a sea of every race and colour.
Gotta love the North Carolina vote.
As I write, it is 2100043 for Obama, 2086525 for McCain, a difference of only 13518.
Third candidate Bob Barr of the Libertarians has 25054 votes, which is more than the difference between the other two. Who'd have thought the Libertarians could have an impact in a race where over 4 million have voted.
Especially tough for McCain since Barr would most likely have taken votes from the Republicans.
Would agree that McCain's speech conceding defeat was very gracious and impressive and the people that booed when he congratulated Obama made themselves look ridiculous. Very interesting times lie ahead. Not least my ride into work tomorrow with my staunch Republican friend and colleague who will be more distraught than at any time since the Yankees blew a 3-0 lead in the World Series to lose to the Red Sox!
Watched the election coverage on BBC America incidentally and thought it was excellent. Much better than CNN and Fox which I flicked over to from time to time for a comparsion.
And ditto in Indiana where at the moment Bob Barr is also the difference between the two candidates.
Loved the Beeb presentation when Dimbleby forgort where he was, and read all the results out wrong.Was the lady reporter next to him testing his swingometer?
So there are no truly alruistic people in the entire world, Nibble? Not ONE person who just might genuinelly belive that they could make a positive difference?
How depressing.