ASV prezidenta vēlēšanas: Obama nodrošina atkārtotu ievēlēšanu

Obama's re-election was a remarkable achievement given that Americans are anything but enthusiastic about the state they're in: Only about 4 in 10 voters thought the economy is getting better, just one quarter thought they're better off financially than four years ago and a little more than half think the country is on the wrong track, exit polls showed. But even now, four years after George W. Bush left office, voters were more likely to blame Bush than Obama for the fix they're in. It wasn't just the president and Congress who were on the ballot. Voters around the country considered ballot measures on a number of divisive social issues, with Maine and Maryland becoming the first states to approve same-sex marriage by popular vote while Washington state and Colorado legalized recreational use of marijuana. From the beginning, Obama had an easier path than Romney to the 270 electoral votes needed for victory. The most expensive campaign in history was narrowly targeted at people in nine battleground states that held the key to victory, and the two sides drenched voters there with more than a million ads, the overwhelming share of them negative. Obama claimed at least seven of the battleground states, most notably Ohio, the Ground Zero of campaign 2012. He also got Iowa, New Hampshire, Colorado, Nevada, Virginia and Wisconsin, and he was ahead in Florida. Romney got North Carolina. Overall, Obama won 25 states and the District of Columbia and was leading in too-close-to-call Florida. Romney won 24 states. It was a more measured victory than four years ago, when Obama claimed 365 electoral votes to McCain's 173, winning with 53 percent of the popular vote. Obama's re-election was a remarkable achievement given that Americans are anything but enthusiastic about the state they're in: Only about 4 in 10 voters thought the economy is getting better, just one quarter thought they're better off financially than four years ago and a little more than half think the country is on the wrong track, exit polls showed. "We have seen growth in the economy," said 25-year-old Matt Wieczorek, a registered Republican from Cincinnati who backed the president. "Maybe not as fast as we want it to be, but Obama has made a difference and I don't want to see that growth come to an end."

ASV beidzot notikusi klaja pretestiba pret bagato visvarenibu - ko varetu saukt ari: Amerikas REVOLUCIJA!! Tauta paradija, kurs ir saimnieks valsti! Nevis republikani, kuriem pieder kara masinu un ierocu rupnicas, un kuriem nagi niez uzsakt karu kopa ar Izraelu, kuriem vienalga, cik neattistita ir infrastruktuura, pensijas, metro, ekonomika, - kad tik sava kabata!, bet vara pieder - stradajosai tautai! Obamas uzvara 331 - pret 203 Romnijam rada, ka nekada histeriska Tejas partija un republikanu histeriska melosana un Trumpa zakasanas, un simtiem miljonu dolaru davanas Romnijam [kopeja cina par uzvaru summas celas pari par 6 miljardi dolaru!!!] - nav tas, kas dod prezidenta uzvaru! ASV beidzot tauta paradija, ka bagatiem 'Trumpiem' jastav pie ratiem, un nauda nav galvenais uzvaras lidzeklis! ASV Tauta ir galvena veletaja un lemeja, kurs bus prezidents! un tauta - ir galvenais par ko valdibai ir jadoma!

tauta, ejam gulēt! pietiek murgot par lietām, kuras smadzene īsti nevar sagremot!

Tie amerikāņi vienmēr izskatās tik laimīgi, smalki ģērbi un labi paēduši.

Lai veicas Romnijam.

Personīgi man simpātiskāki gandrīz vienmēr ir bijusi demokrāti.

Chuck Norris supports me. CASE CLOSED. :)

"Hey! I only meant one of those votes for McCain!

Tā kā derētu iespringt.

nu, pirmā bilde ir pa pirmo :))) Kā anegdotē par dumjo amerikāni - ieraudzīja lielu pārsteigumu, par kuru dikti jādomā - veselus divus kandidātus. Un tad aleluja - uznāca apgaismīga - balsošu par šito! p.s. OBAMA2012