retalivity wrote: » half a million people still voted for gallagher. jesus christ
My name is URL wrote: » I'm surprised that Davis is performing so badly.. I don't know how that can be explained. I thought she'd outdo Dana. Norris seems to have lost 4th place to Gay 'string of misery' Mitchell
FetchTheGin wrote: » Any idiot that voted for SG can shut up the moment taxes are raised or a job is lost through the recession. Idiots.
RachaelVO wrote: » How do you figure that the electorate gave the shinners the two fingers, I certainly don't think they did. MMcG actually polled far better than I thought he would, especially after Mitchell appeared to be kicking a puppy with his little rant!
Freddie59 wrote: » SF tried everything to improve their vote. They didn't. Thankfully.
retalivity wrote: » it would have been a perfect day if dana had come last. with 4 votes. she'll probably use her 6th place as some sort of moral victory and a basis to keep annoying the public through countless more local, national, european, and presidential elections. the geebag
strobe wrote: » Yep, we all like Toireasa (sic).Yum. Ehh, also politics. She haz politics, or something...
The-Rigger wrote: » Can one find pictures of young Michael D? I think he was beamed down to earth age 70. I for one, welcome our intergalactic overlord.
DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: » It would be nice to see a pic of him with a full head of hair back in his pot smoking college days.
0142 The standing of the remaining five candidates after the Second Count:Higgins: 730,480 votes (+29,379); Gallagher 529,401 (+24,437); McGuinness 252,611 (+9,581); Mitchell 127,357 (+14,036); Norris 116,526 (+7,057)The quota is 885,882.
dark crystal wrote: » I honestly thought Norris would poll better than Mitchell.
Disleksic wrote: » Good enough result. We will have an inoffensive little President who probably won the day because he annoyed fewer people than the other candidates. I just hope he doesn't see it as a mandate to start spouting his crap poetry in public. My main reason to be happy is that SF, despite running their highest profile candidate, failed to make much of an impression. Their much heralded breakthrough into mainstream southern politics shows no sign of happening any time soon.
nice_very wrote: » u sure brah??
Disleksic wrote: » Very sure. He received a lower percentage of first preference votes than Adams got in the general election in Louth. SF may do reasonably well in border counties and deprived areas of the country but as for the rest of the Irish Republic, they can forget it.
nice_very wrote: » thanks for making me LOL, lets wait for the overall result yes? roll on the next general election.... its such a delight seeing the anger from certain quarters because MMG did so well...... u jelly bro?