Election Eve

So, it's election eve. Around the world, millions of children are staying up late, hoping to catch a glimpse of whether it's Obama or Romney sneaking down the White House chimney. I am even indulging in some subtle campaigning for my side: by wearing all blue (and trust me, pulling off this many shades of blue is harder than it looks. Thankfully, I've got it down to a T).
Barack Obama. Oh boy, I can't wait to wake up on Wednesday morning to the sight of his face all over my morning newspapers. And even though everyone's dubbing this election 'too close to call', I've already called it. And I've already planned my outfit of all blue for the next day, and the Barack Obama tattoo I shall be brandishing on my arm using ball point pen (yes, I'm a die hard fan).
So, if you're like Florida, Ohio, Iowa or Colorado, then you should really read these following points as to why you should be pro-O (that sounded too good in my head to omit from this post)...

• He doesn't look like superman. Let's face it, anyone with hair that ravishing and a jaw line that strong has to be a fictional comic book character. And his name? Not even real. He's actually called Willard, but he just loves him some baseball.
• He's promised change before, and it happened. Sure, there's a lot of haters out there, but if you look at the mess Obama had to clean up after George W. Bush, he did cause a lot of change.
• War. No one likes war, and no one liked Bin Laden. Thanks to Obama, both have been removed from the agenda.
• The 1920's. I love the 1920's, don't get me wrong, they're my favourite era, but they were plagued by the Great Depression. In 2008, America was well on their way towards a repeat of that, but Obama swung in and pulled her out of the quicksand (now he sounds like a superhero, I agree. But he's a real life one, not like Willard 'Superman' Romney)
• Obama wants a bigger middle class. I love the upper class, and I'd like to see it expand, but I really dislike poverty, and it seems Obama and I are on the same page here where we'd like to see the middle class grow into something truly spectacular. I have hope. Now, if the wealthy pay just a little more tax, job training, education and healthcare can be improved, removing people from the streets and the job centres, making more space for designer stores and the like. Win win, no?
• As I'm applying to an American college, I really need all the money off I can get. Oh, and who's promised me that? Obama. 

America doesn't need another George W. Bush repackaged in a middle aged superman suit. The world needs another man like Barack Obama, and who better than the man himself?

And if all those reasons didn't convince you enough, this picture is enough to make anyone want to vote.
And if you're still on the fence, Bliss have done a special 'eau-lection' campaign, asking shoppers to choose between a free bottle of 'O-Bama' (an orange scented lotion) or 'Mint Romney' (mint scented). The votes (so far) are 62% to 'O-Bama' and 38% to 'Mint Romney'. Obviously, one of the votes to 'O-Bama' is mine, and I will be wearing said lotion on Wednesday in celebration. I always trust beauty products though, and if they predict that Obama will win then, well, he will. Check out the results here!