The Trotskyites at Fox News call Ohio for Obama.
Alabama called for McCain. That's it, we're over.
MSNBC calls Pennsylvania for the good guy.
Obama is ahead in counties that he has no business being ahead in...
Liddy Dole going down will be sweet.
I would suggest that Rob's forthcoming cruel division of PUMAs start with this classic. For the next four years, I hope we can all remember that not only is making.
I'm thinking that Bush has become very competitive for the title of worst President ever (look out, James Buchanan!), but is there any doubt that he's the worst ever to serve two full terms? Is there anyone even mildly competitive?
If so, let's hope he voted Obama.
To a degree, I share Paul's melancholy attitude about election night.If McCain somehow wins, I guess it's 50/50 whether I'll react by squeezing all my rage, disappointment, and crushing depression.
Indeed. Ah, I remember the days when the 2000 election was allegedly "Gush v. Bore" ho ho ho. And some people making thus argument not only still have jobs on prominent op-ed pages but are actually respected by many liberals.
This is weighted by affiliation but doesn't attempt to incorporate early voting:Obama 52McCain 47
The wife and I voted in Juneau this morning, about 15 minutes after the polls opened. We brought the kid with us; she's only two-and-a-half, but she was pretty excited.