If kids could vote...

Anyone know why McCain is the only one not smiling? (Insert "get off my lawn" joke here...)

My second grader also voted for Obama in her school's mock election and she's been pressuring me to vote Obama for weeks now. If she engages in such blatant electioneering while I'm voting tomorrow (both kids will tag along with me to the voting booth) I'm going to have to report her to the election comission.

Poor McCain's avatar. He's the only one not smiling. In fact, he looks kind of annoyed. "Hey kids! Get off my virtual lawn!"

And it looks like the avatars were captured in the middle of doing the electric slide.

And on Facebook, more than 600,000 people signed up for the 'get out the vote' Election Rally on Nov 4th, with 68% for Obama.

Kids can be easily influenced and swayed by the mighty mass media. Luckily they cannot vote, otherwise, voting for the president would have become voting for their favorite media.
Just think of the proportion of people who have succumbed to the onslaught of the often biased yet obtrusive media.

Humans are strange and idiosyncratic animals. When you are up, all the praise would be showered on you freely, giving you the credits you never deserve. When you are down, you are no better than a pariah in the eyes of many, and no one would raise the good things you might have done.

This is the Obama and Bush scenario – nothing but human's cruelty and folly! The world has been the greatest stage of elusive deceptions and blind ignorance; it was, it is and it will continue to be.

prklpr, Everyone knows that virtual reality has a liberal bias.

...plus Facebook has a large percentage of members under 18, who can't even vote!