Watching Election Results on Live Stream

[Pensador]

Talking with the wife about that she is bed totally depressed and her mon both did not eat tonight. So we will know is a few days. I work mostly in consulting now so no staff but there are many that I consult. Correntians even though they suffer poverty are in most cases people of honor and have no stomach for Peronismo so many of them are upset this evening.

Shame is we decked out this whole place the last two years seems it was all for nothing now. Going to miss my Quichno!

I work in consulting no need to fire anyone except myself now and then. LOL!

Argentina will go her way as she always does the way of suffering but I think this time it will be worse. I hate to see so many of the innocent taken down by the minds of ignorant.

We really must put end democracies that let people on social programs vote. It seems to me that would be the way to fix problems like this. Your on subsidies or a plan no vote till you get off that. That way those of us with invested interests beyond our food plates can get things running based on what is best for the country without our minds full propaganda.

Until then I guess the producers get to get well shall I say #%$*#$ by the ignorant.

 

[Somewhereinba]

Get ready.. The majority of Argentines just made their bed. Let's hope they can sleep.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Now once again back to corruption,

MM’s government was the most corrupt in the AR history.

 

[semigoodlookin]

Meh, I am at least willing to give them time to see what they want to do with the country. One of the biggest concerns for me is Macri was very much part of the problem in this country, but this lot is the problem in Argentina. Out of the frying pan into the fire maybe. It was hardly filling me with confidence the way they were talking on stage after winning last night, pointing fingers, angry, bitter, and hateful. It was more about spreading fear in the people that it was pointing to four years of potential growth and change. Hopefully they can solve some problems in this country, but all I can see is another four years of pain for people. But hey, once again (as it was with Macri), this is very much on the Argentina people who keep making average to awful political decisions.

As a side note, Macri losing I get but cannot believe Kicillof won because he is an out and out moron. He has never displayed any evidence he has even a clue what he's doing.

 

[sergio]

James Neilson wrote this in the BA Times there weeks ago:

"When Macri took over, it was generally assumed that, after the excesses of the Kirchnerite era, the country would have to endure some mild belt-tightening. Should Alberto win power, he will enjoy no such advantage. Many, perhaps most, of the people who voted for him expect the new government to put an end to the depressing austerity of the Macri interlude and go all out for growth by giving their incomes a vigorous boost. For a month or so, he may be able to get away with blaming all the hardship on his predecessor’s misanthropic bungling. But by then he will be facing the opposition of people who backed him while the election campaign lasted, not because they thought he would be a good president but because they wanted to stick it to Macri and his middle-class supporters and then go on to make the country a bastion of their own version of what the late Hugo Chávez called '21st-century socialism.' "

 

[sergio]

Meh, I am at least willing to give them time to see what they want to do with the country. One of the biggest concerns for me is Macri was very much part of the problem in this country, but this lot is the problem in Argentina. Out of the frying pan into the fire maybe. It was hardly filling me with confidence the way they were talking on stage after winning last night, pointing fingers, angry, bitter, and hateful. It was more about spreading fear in the people that it was pointing to four years of potential growth and change. Hopefully they can solve some problems in this country, but all I can see is another four years of pain for people. But hey, once again (as it was with Macri), this is very much on the Argentina people who keep making average to awful political decisions.

As a side note, Macri losing I get but cannot believe Kicillof won because he is an out and out moron. He has never displayed any evidence he has even a clue what he's doing.

Why would his being a "moron" stop people from voting for him? Anyway he's not a "moron". He has an agenda and it is to the far left, along the lines of Chavez. It looks to many that this is where Argentina is going. Anyway, Pope Francis is surely delighted and you will consequently see the Peronist Pope make a visit to Argentina in 2020.

 

[gracielle]

As a side note, Macri losing I get but cannot believe Kicillof won because he is an out and out moron. He has never displayed any evidence he has even a clue what he's doing.

This is what Alberto Fernandez said about Kicillof on March 7, 2014: "A lot of the economic problems we have are Kicillof's fault"