Sonic 295 Posted November 6, 2008 Barack Obama may have won, but John McCain was not the only loser on the US Election night. Howard T.Ackerman, everyone's favourite President in the Red Alert universe, has posted his concession speech on the Official C&C Site. My friends, it is with a heavy heart and a vengeful spirit that I now stand before you. Last night, the American people spoke, and they spoke with a deafening and definitive voice for change. Unfortunately, it was not the kind of change we had envisioned. It was not the kind of change that calls for a 9000% percent budget increase for defense and experimental weaponry. It was not the kind of change that calls for armoring dolphins, sexier commandos, and battleships the size of Hawaii. It was not the kind of change that demanded preemptive strikes on enemies and possible enemies. While I salute my opponent and acknowledge his victory, I urge him to not ignore the 43 people that wrote Howard Ackerman on their ballots. Now is the time to work across party lines, transcend partisanship, and achieve the common goal of making America the absolute and unquestioned ruler of the planet. I thank you for your support. Screw 'em all, Howard T.Ackerman Why not grab the Remember Ackerman 2008 wallpaper. 1920x1200 | 1600x1200 | 1024x768 Share this post Link to post
Nmenth 291 Posted November 6, 2008 Hmm... too bad, he could have been a great American president. Gone down in history as the man that singlehandedly ran the American economy into the Earth's core. But really, isn't armored dolphins worth it? I wonder if he did get 43 write-in votes, I wouldn't be surprised... Share this post Link to post
G0NE2W4R 0 Posted November 6, 2008 Wow...What kind of president would Ackerman have been! And did 43 people actually wrote Howard Ackerman on the ballots Share this post Link to post
General Leang 0 Posted November 15, 2008 Pity. There is room for more people with his 'screw'em all' policy. Share this post Link to post
Duke 0 Posted November 17, 2008 I think it's fairly fair to say that collectively the U.S already comes across as wielding that policy... Share this post Link to post