You too can vote

in the American Presidential election!

Well, sort of.

Those 16 votes? Georgia, because McCain has been rather more truculent towards the Russians. Some say there’s not much difference between the candidates, but apparently the Georgians disagree! Macedonia, because Obama has supported a resolution taking Greece’s side in the Great Name Debate. That hasn’t attracted much attention in the US, but it certainly has in Macedonia. (Why? Remember, Obama is from Chicago. Large Greek-American population. Macedonians, not so many.)

Otherwise, it’s… pretty consistent. Wonder why?

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About Douglas Muir

American with an Irish passport. Does development work for a big international donor. Has been living in Eastern Europe for the last six years -- first Serbia, then Romania, and now Armenia. Calls himself a Burkean conservative, which would be a liberal in Germany but an unhappy ex-Republican turned Democrat in the US. Husband of Claudia. Parent of Alan, David, Jacob and Leah. Likes birds. Writes Halfway Down The Danube. Writes Halfway Down The Danube.

6 thoughts on “You too can vote

  1. Put me down for 363 electoral votes for the big O. Should I open up a predictions/US elections thread?

    (Note that I’m Doug Merrill not Doug Muir.)

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