The Reaction in Madrid to Obama's Election Victory

[tomer3344]

Obama 2012

[coolyos22]

In 6 seconds*

[82Nikkis]

I voted for Obama in 2010 and I will vote for him again in 2012!!!

[CazadorDeZopencos]

Retarded & resentful anti-Spain white-hating brown "Latino" American pretending to be a "redneck" apparently forgets that it was his own brown Indio peepz residing in the US who helped white & black voters put him in charge, LOL!

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[ProudConfederateMan]

Yep the Hispanics/Spaniards celebrate they now have there fellow person of color as an ally in the American White house.

[RollWithItVideos]

@ProudConfederateMan LOL, you do realize that those are American Ex-Pats and Diplomats. Not Spaniards. Oh wait, no you didn't.

[ghlover2001]

@ProudConfederateMan not that this even matters, but spaniards are white. european even, which means more white than you. lol. what an asshat.

[EETechs]

Too bad that either way you go for a president (REP or DEM), they still have no power. The real men with power are behind the scenes and have lots of money. You can thank sorry a** Woodrow Wilson for ruining America for passing a law that allowed the formation of a central bank known as the "Federal Reserve" as we know it today. These crooks are the cause of the economic problems we are having today. Do some research if none of you believe....Do you think Obama will destroy these evil bastards?

[amarrao95]

Is the Federal Reserve more powerful than Big Pharma, Wall Street, and the rest of Corporate America? I don't think so.

[iSPaLiTo]

@amarrao95 Obviulsy, Federal Reserve IS THE DOLLAR, th central banks in Europe fusioned in one, ECB (European Central Bank) it the same, they controled the €

[AyeWeCan]

bravo madrid

viva espnia

viva escocia libre, tambien

viva obama!

[Greenandscaly]

Imagine how somber it would have been if McCain had won.

[cskim81]

my thoughts exactly, just crickets!

[dion82]

Yo estaba ahí!!

[palomitica29]

short but sweet. donde tuvo lugar la celebracion?

[gtderk]

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