Who will be the next US President

[Jamaw]

Some of these people will be voting....

[Ahab]

Whoever wins it will be another warmongering liar.
Same as the one in power now,and his predecessor.
God help the world.

At least Italiantony is consistent.

[urleft]

I can't speak for the Americans on this forum, but I do not believe there is any candidate worth voting for.   

I did not vote for anyone, I voted against the candidate. 

[pablo]

I can't speak for the Americans on this forum, but I do not believe there is any candidate worth voting for.   

I did not vote for anyone, I voted against the candidate. 

I'm with you.

Neither candidate is really to my liking.  But, it was a "lesser of two evil's" kinda' thing with me.

I decided to give my vote to Romney, only because I cringe at the thought of another term under O'bummy!   Didn't want to wast a vote for another, and have it wind up a spoiler and thus helping B.O.  So in that sense, I was really voting AGAINST B.O.

(May be a moot issue though.  Living in Nevada, it's a real "wet dream" to imagine the state going "red"!  At least I voted my conscience though, right?  555))

[nookiebear]

Thank fcuk this is nearly over.............BUT this topic has certainly shown just how fickle some of our American forum members really are................

[TBWG]

Thank fcuk this is nearly over.............BUT this topic has certainly shown just how fickle some of our American forum members really are................

Don't worry Nookie as soon as this fiasco is over you can soon wind them up again ~~~~just mention US gun law, guaranteed to stir up a hornets nest!



TBWG

[pablo]

Oh yeah, forgot....I also voted against O'bummy, 'cause he wants stricter gun laws.   5555

[TBWG]

Obama moving plans Put on hold for another four years!

TBWG

[TBWG]

It's official ~~~ Barack is coming to visit y'all

US President Barack Obama to visit Burma


Fresh from his election win, Barack Obama will this month become the first US president to visit Burma, the White House says.

He will meet opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi and President Thein Sein.

It is part of a three-leg tour from 17 to 20 November that will also take in Thailand and Cambodia.

The government of Burma has begun implementing economic, political and other reforms, a process the Obama administration sought to encourage.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was previously the most senior US official to go to Burma when she visited in December 2011.

Mr Obama's Burma stop is part of a trip built around the summit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Cambodia.

In a statement, White House spokesman Jay Carney said Mr Obama intended to "speak to civil society to encourage Burma's ongoing democratic transition".

The BBC's David Bamford in London says the trip - Mr Obama's first foreign initiative since his re-election this week - reflects the importance that the US has placed on normalising relations with Burma.

This process has moved forward relatively swiftly, our correspondent adds, and it represents an opportunity for the US to have a greater stake in the region and so at least partly counter the dominant influence of China.

The US has appointed a full ambassador to Burma and suspended sanctions to reward the country for releasing political prisoners and for the election of Nobel laureate Ms Aung San Suu Kyi to parliament.

America is also set to ease its import ban on goods from Burma, a key part of remaining US sanctions.

Human rights groups are likely to criticise Mr Obama's visit as premature, given that the ruling government has failed to prevent outbreaks of communal violence in the west of the country.

Reforms have been taking place in Burma since elections in November 2010 saw military rule replaced with a military backed nominally civilian government.

Since the country began its reforms, the international community has increasingly looked to invest in Burma, which the International Monetary Fund says is one of the poorest countries in Asia.


TBWG

[nookiebear]

Thank fcuk this is nearly over.............BUT this topic has certainly shown just how fickle some of our American forum members really are................

Don't worry Nookie as soon as this fiasco is over you can soon wind them up again ~~~~just mention US gun law, guaranteed to stir up a hornets nest!



TBWG

David ,do you think I'm a shit stirrer???

[TBWG]

Thank fcuk this is nearly over.............BUT this topic has certainly shown just how fickle some of our American forum members really are................

Don't worry Nookie as soon as this fiasco is over you can soon wind them up again ~~~~just mention US gun law, guaranteed to stir up a hornets nest!



TBWG

David ,do you think I'm a shit stirrer???

Yes!


TBWG

[TBWG]

It is part of a three-leg tour from 17 to 20 November that will also take in Thailand and Cambodia.


Think Thailand is the middle leg!


TBWG

[Nobby]

It is part of a three-leg tour from 17 to 20 November that will also take in Thailand and Cambodia.


Think Thailand is the middle leg!


TBWG

[TBWG]

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[mike]

I see that the next president has already been decided :-

Clinton asked the monk why there was a Reclining Buddha statue and she was told that it was a symbol of peace and success. The monk then told Obama that if the US allowed him to be re-elected for a third term, he would win the election because he has paid homage to the reclining Buddha. Obama said he did not want to be re-elected for a third term as he wanted to raise his children and pointed to Mrs Clinton and said she would be the next president. All burst out in laughter.

Source http://www.nationmultimedia.com/national/Temple-tour-marked-by-humour-respect-interest-in-B-30194580.html