In case you missed it, Barack Obama won the electoral vote count in the joint session of Congress

Posted on | January 10, 2009 | 3 Comments

Here’s the 28 minute video courtesy of FireDogLake:

If you aren’t able to watch it, you can read the quick overview of it here. Watching Dick Cheney being forced to say Barack Obama is the winner with the whole House cheering was a great moment in our history. Also, throughout the tally, the states who chose McCain/Palin didn’t get even a clap. LOL After 8 years of George Bush, no one is clapping for a republican at all! Love it.

Category: Barack Obama, Dick Cheney, Election 2008, George Bush, Joe Biden, John McCain, Politics, Sarah Palin
Tags: Barack Obama > Dick Cheney > Electoral Vote > Politics

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3 Responses to “In case you missed it, Barack Obama won the electoral vote count in the joint session of Congress”

Chris from Maine
January 11th, 2009 @ 6:46 pm

Funniest part is Cheney’s face when Pelosi stands up and starts applauding.
kayinmaine
January 11th, 2009 @ 6:51 pm

I know! Loved it, Chris. I can’t stand the fact she reaches out to touch him a couple of times. What is wrong with these Democrats who think they have to be nice to Monsters? Spit.
WCBaboon
January 12th, 2009 @ 8:54 pm

2000,2004.

I will NEVER forget, but I will rejoice in this years ECV.

be well, 7 days to go!

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