Prediction: When Obama wins, the Republicans will go out of their way to...

[msallied]

insist it was an "easy" victory. They will eat John McCain alive in an attempt to undermine Obama's accomplishment.

I look forward to Freepers saying much to that effect.

[bluestateguy]

1. I can see PUMA's saying that

"Well of course he won. No Democrat was going to lose this election."

[msallied]

4. I just can't wait to see them back-pedaling.

[ladjf]

2. If Obama wins, I don't care what "they" say. I , along with millions

of others, will have one of the happiest days in a lifetime.

[msallied]

3. You and me both.

:toast:

[CTyankee]

11. And the whole world will rejoice!

We will be hearing of dancing in the streets of London, Paris, Rome, Madrid, Stockholm, Lisbon, Berlin, Athens, etc, etc...And that's just in Europe alone.

We'll be hearing from all of the world's capitals that have always cherished our ideals and have been so discouraged these last 8 years.

I try to visualize these scenes in my mind as I visualize Barack Obama taking the oath of office and Washington erupt into a city bursting with overjoyed citizens coming to celebrate our new hope.

YES WE CAN!

[Curtland1015]

8. I'll care. I'll hang on every fucking word!

Because it will be glorious! I will be nourished by their tears! Cry assholes, cry! Bwahahahahahaha!

I can't WAIT to rub this shit in their smug faces!

[TheBigotBasher]

19. I can think of one song that will be my new PUMA

anthem after November

Cry me a River!!

[classof56]

9. Amen and hallelujah to that!

Even happier will be January 20, 2009 when he takes the oath to uphold the Constitution, and we can at last have a President who means it.

Go Obama!

[azmouse]

5. Nothing could diminish my joy at an Obama victory.

[Nitrogenica]

6. Wher will they get over it?

[Triana]

7. I got this to say to them:

FORK YOU, ya bastards. You're DONE!

[DainBramaged]

10. They will begin the process of tripping him up like they did Clinton

I hope there is never a book "The Hunting Of President Barack Obama".

[CTyankee]

12. But now we know and we can fight them!

Obama and his excellent staff can do this. He has done a magnificent job of running a fine campaign and that is indicative of his running a fine White House and executive branch of government.

We've travelled a long way since those days my friend, a long way. This time we will have a solid majority of the people on our side and it won't be easy for the other side to pull us down.

Just you wait and see.

[DainBramaged]

13. I only hope I can find my way to Washington for the inaugural next year

This is the one I want to be at, and the one to boo Booshe as he leaves our House. You KNOW Obama will walk down Pennsylvania Avenue no matter what the weather.

[Skip Intro]

14. They were on Clinton from day one. I'll never forget it. I lost all respect for the rupkes for that.

[CTyankee]

15. Yeah, I really think the Clinton people didn't know what hit them. It was always "incoming!"

They were continually in crisis mode.

Obama has seen what has happened during "the wars." He knows the deal. They have their knives out even before the inauguration. OK, that's the deal. We will handle it and here's our plan. These people are thinkers and planners. And they are serious.

I trust in Obama's executive judgment. If I were a Republican businessman, hell yes I'd vote for Obama. The guy's got the smarts, McCain doesn't. It's a simple as that.

[FatDave]

17. You're absolutely right. They'll go into 24/7 attack mode.

But I think we have a few things going for us this time.

1. We're prepared for it
   
2. We've been hardened by 8 years of fighting W
   
3. We have the internet
   
4. We have Countdown, Rachel, TDS and Colbert

[DainBramaged]

22. Yes, we have beacons in the media we didn't have then

[EC]

16. And it will be the end of mccain

this may even make him comatose...I can hear him now..."I lost to a fuckin N....! He'll be one of those old vets that kick parking meters and rants non-stop while walking aimlessly about...and Cindy will dump him...

[TheBigotBasher]

18. They will blame McCain

and his "compromise wing" will be booted out. The reality is McCain is a maverick to the extent that he does not fit in. He is not an economic Republican of the likes of Reagan, nor is he a God botherer of the likes of Huckabee. He is hated by both wings just as much, but marginally less than they hate each other wing.

The Republicans will tear each other apart after defeat in November. The economic Republicans want nothing to do with the likes of Bush and Palin is just a shameful embarrassment.

Unless the Republicans decide what way they want to go, they look set to be easily out of power for at least two full term Presidencies, if not longer (even if they do take a term they will only do so on a Democratic agenda). As UK Conservatives learnt in 1997, people do not like losing their homes.

[THUNDER HANDS]

20. that sounds vaguely familiar

[BlooInBloo]

21. That's nice.