Americans Elect Obama President of the United States
After eight years of Bush, OJ Simpson could have won
By an overwhelming majority, Americans voted Barak Obama as the first African-American president in history. The election was not even close, as John McCain and Sarah Palin conceded defeat shortly after the polls closed in California. “We don’t need another Bush” was the sentiment across the nation today.
Political pundits were shocked, however. Many felt last minute attempts by factions within the McCain organization to manipulate the election would rescue the aging Bush clone. But this was not the case as Americans failed to respond to suggestions they are or should be racists in the voting booth, if nowhere else.
