News Is John McCain the New President After Supreme Court Recount Order?

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On April 1, 2009, the Supreme Court ordered a recount of votes in several states, resulting in John McCain being declared the President of the United States, shifting the political landscape significantly. Ex-President Barack Obama did not publicly comment on the decision, but an unnamed source suggested he expressed relief that the situation had concluded. Additionally, rumors emerged that McCain had gone missing, reportedly last seen driving a 1972 Impala towards the Mexican border, potentially accompanied by Sarah Palin. This unexpected turn of events has sparked various reactions and speculation within the political community.
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Washington DC - April 1, 2009. The Supreme Court this morning, acting on a motion filed by the RNC has ordered a recount of the votes in Florida, New York, California, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wyoming. The result tips the balance in favor of John McCain who is now the President of the United States. Ex President Barack Obama did not return calls asking for comment. However, an unnamed source quotes him as saying "Thank goodness that's over."
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You know the old saying..."be careful what you wish for".
 
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Thats a shame - I was hoping Bush was going to have turned out to be just a dream!
 
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Apparently McCain has disappeared! He was last seen driving a '72 Impala towards the Mexican border.
 
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Rumors are circulating that Palin was with him.
 
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