from canada
i'm not sure the exact number, but there are millions of canadians who are following the american election tonight. i know the change is for your leader, but it's been a ride from up here as well. i started working for positive change by doing campaign calling for hillary clinton during the '08 democratic primaries. i've helped out the obama campaign this year as well. it's a crazy time, and a frustrating one when they say it's a "close race" — i have to watch the same channels!
granted, of course, i have the benefit of watching canadian media personalities take the mick at romney's expense. i know the election hasn't been officially decided yet, but come on. obama's win is not going to take too long to be announced. romney simply didn't pull out enough from his half-hearted supporters.
thank you to every american who voted.
thank you to every american who helped someone else vote.
thank you to every american who supported in any way they could — money, time, or otherwise.
thank you to every american who did what was right!
i'm so happy to see equality and forward-movement protected by vote. the vast majority of canada supports an obama presidency. it's been an exciting campaign! i can't wait to see a montage of the best campaign moments. does anyone know if romney is unlocked from his room with his camp yet? still ignoring the people on the outside? i guess obama doesn't need that "beach house" he is building in hawaii where he was going to go after his almost certain defeat.
i wonder what people are doing over at rasmussen right now?
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we give you another four years of President Barack Obama. 
Thank goodness!
