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11PM UPDATE

By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"

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NBC NEWS CALLS OBAMA NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE US AT 11PM EST.   Bush calls cabinet into emergency session. Declares he will not leave presidency until Bin Laden captured or Cubs win World Series. Cheney declares martial law and orders vote counting suspended. US Supreme Court affirms Cheney's right to do so. Despite Cheney's orders, Virgina, Colorado, California, FLORIDA !!!!!!,  Oregon, and Washington all go to Obama.Prologue: 10:55 PM Someone from a network needs to grown a pair of cojones and call this thing for Obama. We believe NBC will call Florida for Obama at 11 PM, and then  it's just a matter of time until the election is called for Obama and McCain concedes. Site Feed

Full post as published by Justice Building Blog on November 04, 2008 (boomark / email).

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