If the World Could Vote -- As of right now -- 86% of the WORLD prefers OBAMA

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[davidosborne]

Barack Obama 85.2% (6674 votes)
John McCain 14.8% (1156 votes)

Total number of votes: 7830
Countries voted from: 75

[davidosborne]

Barack Obama 85.1% (6734 votes)
John McCain 14.9% (1175 votes)

Total number of votes: 7909
Countries voted from: 76

[davidosborne]

If the world could vote?

What would happen if the world could vote in the US presidential elections?

Barack Obama	85.1% (6734 votes)
John McCain	14.9% (1175 votes)

Total number of votes: 7909 Countries voted from: 76

	Country	Barack Obama		John McCain
	Antigua and Barbuda	100%		0%
	Argentina	100%		0%
	Austria	84.2%		15.8%
	Australia	91.3%		8.7%
	Azerbaijan	0%		100%
	Bosnia and Herzegovina	100%		0%
	Bangladesh	100%		0%
	Belgium	92%		8%
	Bulgaria	87.5%		12.5%
	Brazil	76.9%		23.1%
	Canada	90.9%		9.1%
	Switzerland	92.5%		7.5%
	Chile	88.9%		11.1%
	China	81.8%		18.2%
	Colombia	100%		0%
		66.7%		33.3%
	Czech Republic	60%		40%
	Germany	90.5%		9.5%
	Denmark	91.8%		8.2%
	Ecuador	100%		0%
	Estonia	100%		0%
	Spain	100%		0%
	Finland	96.6%		3.4%
	Faroe Islands	100%		0%
	France	95.2%		4.8%
	United Kingdom	91.9%		8.1%
	Georgia	100%		0%
	Greece	88.2%		11.8%
	Hong Kong	100%		0%
	Croatia	100%		0%
	Hungary	85.7%		14.3%
	Indonesia	50%		50%
	Ireland	96.9%		3.1%
	Israel	40.9%		59.1%
	India	93.8%		6.3%
	Iran, Islamic Republic of	100%		0%
	Iceland	90.2%		9.8%
	Italy	91.7%		8.3%
	Japan	93.8%		6.3%
	Kenya	0%		100%
	Cambodia	100%		0%
	Korea, Republic of	100%		0%
	Kuwait	100%		0%
	Lithuania	100%		0%
	Luxembourg	100%		0%
	Macedonia	100%		0%
	Mauritius	100%		0%
	Maldives	100%		0%
	Mexico	91.7%		8.3%
	Malaysia	100%		0%
	Netherlands	93.7%		6.3%
	Norway	97.4%		2.6%
	Niue	78.9%		21.1%
	New Zealand	46.5%		53.5%
	Panama	100%		0%
	Peru	100%		0%
	Pakistan	100%		0%
	Poland	81.8%		18.2%
	Puerto Rico	100%		0%
	Portugal	100%		0%
	Romania	88.9%		11.1%
	Russian Federation	62.5%		37.5%
	Saudi Arabia	100%		0%
	Sweden	90.2%		9.8%
	Singapore	80%		20%
	Slovenia	100%		0%
	Slovakia	100%		0%
	Thailand	4.9%		95.1%
	Turkey	100%		0%
	Trinidad and Tobago	100%		0%
	Taiwan	100%		0%
	Ukraine	75%		25%
	United States	81.5%		18.5%
	Uruguay	87.5%		12.5%
	Venezuela	0%		100%
	South Africa	84.7%		15.3%
	Country	Barack Obama		John McCain

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• FAQ

[davidosborne]

Barack Obama 85.2% (7065 votes)
John McCain 14.8% (1230 votes)

Total number of votes: 8295
Countries voted from: 78

[meyer]

The world wants Obama because they know that he’s a pushover. And it’s apparently popular to push over the US right now.

[davidosborne]

a very interesting point for discussion... Do you think McCain is the right person for the job? Do you think conservative interests will be represented by John McCain? I really hate this whole campaign of “Vote for McCain, because Obama is worse” — What kind of campaign is that !!

Frustrated in Tallahassee, Florida
David

[meyer]

David, I'm quite frustrated as well. I don't think McCain is/was the best candidate that the Republicans could bring forward. I think that he'll represent some conservative issues but not all of them. He's strong on the second amendment and I believe that he's pro-life (maybe not strong pro-life, but he leans in that direction). I believe that he will also work to keep taxes somewhat low (as if you can call the present confiscation of earnings "low").

But he's looking like a pushover in terms of enviromental issues and he's sure to continue to allow the illegals to run rampant all over the country. There's something wrong when one walks through the aisles in WalMart and sees Spanish text facing outward on all the kitchen appliances.

I guess the best way I can put it is that I think that McCain is the best viable candidate available right now. I would love to have seen Duncan Hunter in the running, but the party and the press ignored him, as they seem wont to do with truly conservative candidates. But Duncan isn't in the running - we have McCain, Obama, and third party. Only the first two can actually win. Reluctantly, I will vote for McCain - this country can ill afford Obama in the big chair.

[davidosborne]

Thanks for your thoughtful reply... I think we share the same frustrations -— One of my many rants in the past has been about the NEED to retain the TWO-PARTY system at the Federal level... I think there is plenty of room for 3rd party candidates at the Local level -— Conservative folks who are frustrated with the Direction of the Republican party would probably do well — in fact I have thought of running for a seat on the local Republican Executive committee -— however I take issue with the “Speak no EVIL against fellow Republicans OATH” — and decided that I just can’t swollow that pill this year.. at least not right now.. maybe I will get over it soon — and when/if I do FReepers will be the first to know :)

Until then....

http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/justsayno2johnmccain/index

[davidosborne]

Barack Obama 85% (7161 votes)
John McCain 15% (1263 votes)

Total number of votes: 8424
Countries voted from: 79

[davidosborne]

Barack Obama 84.7% (10583 votes)
John McCain 15.3% (1909 votes)

Total number of votes: 12492
Countries voted from: 102

[Grunthor]

“If the World Could Vote — As of right now — 86% of the WORLD prefers OBAMA”

I wipe my backside with what “the world” thinks. I don’t want a POTUS that they love, I want one that commands their respect.

[Grunthor]

Mexico 85.7% (Obama)- 14.3% (McCain)

How....ironic, LMAO!

[davidosborne]

I agree with you... but it is still worth talking about... I find it very funny myself... As for McCain -— like I said many time — I will likely end up voting for him in November with my nose plugged.. but in the meantime not a penny to the RNC or McCain campaign... The Republican party has really lost it’s way and needs a MAJOR shift to the right of face extinction IMHO..

David