What Gord and I have been telling yas for 2 1/2 years? Bullies are cowards and the Rethugs are bullies. Once ya hit 'em back they run.
Look at Rummy's situation. The voting machines hadn't even cooled off yet and he's submitting his resignation, and the Chimp wasted no time in accepting. Know why? Because we just hit 'em back really hard. Instead of standing up and continuing the 'you're doing a heckuva job, Rummy' line, they run and throw their big pal under the bus. In record time. If they actually believed their own bullshit, Rummy would still be there two years from now. The guy who had a permanent job a couple days ago, the guy they all had confidence in to win the 'War on Terra' is now a goat. Cowardly.
Look at Rush Lintball and the other Rethug talking heads and bloggers, now saying they're 'liberated' from having to carry someone's water whom they don't believe in. Cowards. Spineless cowards who'd compromise their 'principles' for a temporary ride on the Gravy Train. How can you repeat talking points you know to be lies, you know are doing damage to the nation, you know are getting Americans killed only because it's the Party Line? Now they're trying to have it both ways. Didn't they break Kerry's balls for being a 'flip-flopper'? Much as I have my own issues with John Kerry, he has more ethics and principle in his little finger than the right wing blogosphere and pundit corps combined. Lintball, Hannity, and the rest should swing right along with Chimpy, Darth, and Rummy.
These are the people who will do anything and say anything just for a paycheck. In the last 48 hours, you've seen the Right's true colors. Incompetence, disloyalty, and cowardice. These are the people who've been running your nation for the last 6 years.
Take a good look at their true nature and remember for the next time they tell you only they know what's good for America.
I got yer 'family values', right here.
Thursday, November 9, 2006
Wednesday, November 8, 2006
Do you smell something?
The Bush is burning. Sumo watched the Chimp's press conference and rounded up some great cartoons. Heh ... I love all the gloating. It's good to have something to gloat about.
Quote of the Day
Our pal 42:
Every time someone I know to be a Republican came into the shop today, I'd just look at 'em and chuckle. A few of 'em avoided me completely. Ha-ha.
...
"OK, first we have a nice fillet of Karl Rove's ass, defatted, marinated in vinegar to remove the toxins, and charcoal-grilled. It also comes with a side of Potatoes de Suckitbitchez and a Pelosi Friscovalues salad."
"Hmm... Next?"
...
Every time someone I know to be a Republican came into the shop today, I'd just look at 'em and chuckle. A few of 'em avoided me completely. Ha-ha.
What's next?
Today's 'must read', by Dave Lindorff:
Long list follows. Eat lunch here.
Remember, we only got one-third of the government back. We still got King George to deal with, and deal with him we must.
So the question is: what next?
We're already hearing a lot from the mainstream media about how this was all about voters wanting less extremism and more civility in government.
Bull!
This was about voters who have had it with neocon imperialist militarism, had it with government lying, had it with corruption, and had it with campaign tactics that equate opposition to the president with support for terrorism.
Of course it's true that some of the Democrats who will be replacing Republican office-holders are conservative (some are liberal, too). That's not the point, though. They are almost all honorable people who entered their races as underdogs earlier this year, not expecting to win, and who ended up winning because the voting public, whether liberal or conservative, wants them to clean the Stygian Stables, which have filled up with six years with of crap and bullshit.
Now the Democratic leadership in Congress doesn't see it that way. They seem to be buying into the media illusion that what the public wants is civility in government and respect for the president. That's certainly how Rep. Nancy Pelosi, the likely new House majority leader, puts it (even though her home district in San Francisco voted 61 percent for an impeachment resolution).
But civility and respect are not going to get the job done (my em).
It is perhaps wishful thinking to believe that Bush, as richly as he deserves it, will be impeached for war crimes. We can leave that to future prosecutors, either in a better post-Bush America or in other nations, since war crimes don't have a statute of limitations, and Bush has a good 20 years left in him if he manages to stay off the bottle.
That said, there are crimes and constitutional violations that even Republicans should agree call for his impeachment (and in some cases Cheney's). Among these are:
Long list follows. Eat lunch here.
American voters don't want politeness. We want our country back. We have just proved to Republicans that we will punish lying and corruption. In the next election, Democrats should be on notice that we will also punish cowardice and inaction.
A great start for newly empowered Democrats would be to revoke or rephrase the September 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force, which was passed to authorize Bush to invade Afghanistan and to pursue Al Qaeda. Bush has been claiming ever since that the 2001 AUMF made him permanent "commander in chief" in an unending "War" on Terror, with the right to ignore the courts and acts of Congress. It is clearly in Congress's power to redefine that AUMF more clearly, to make it unambiguously clear that it did not authorize the president to be generalissimo, that it was referring exclusively to combat outside the U.S., that it expects him to stay within the law and the Constitution under the resolution, and that the AUMF itself in any case has an expiration date. This is a move that even some Republicans--especially after their recent drubbing--will support.
The new Congress should also promptly revoke the military commissions law, and especially the parts that revoke habeas corpus, that grant the president and his gang retroactive immunity from prosecution for authorizing torture, and that undermine the Posse Comitatus Act, making it easier for a president to declare martial law. Again, it should be possible to get significant Republican support for this effort.
Although it doesn't deserve it, the Democratic Party has by default been given a chance in this off-year election. So far, the leadership is showing every sign of preparing to blow it.
That means it's up to us voters to make sure elected Democrats in Congress get the message, first by voting them into power, and then by riding them hard to make sure they take aggressive action to put the administration in the dock and rescue the Constitution and the country. A good start would be to go to Starting an Impeachment Movement.
Remember, we only got one-third of the government back. We still got King George to deal with, and deal with him we must.
Wingnut snivelling
I think I'm posting out of pure joy today. It's a different feeling, and I hope it lasts, but I'll take what I can get.
Some folks ain't so happy. Go see Wonkette:
Just go see. It's about what you'd expect, and expect a lot more of it in the days to come. Here's a coupla 'comments' from Wonkette's readers:
Go see for yourself. It's fun!
To all the hyperbolic whining, moaning, snivelling and complaining wingnuts, I say (middle finger held proudly aloft):
Suck it, bitchez!
Some folks ain't so happy. Go see Wonkette:
With the Burns/Tester and Macaca/Webb final results a few hours or months away, we thought it was time to take a look at our favorite conservative Message Board and gauge the response.
We speak of Free Republic, of course. This particular editor has been a Freeper Fan for 10 years and even attended some of their marches at the U.S. Capitol - OK, I walked by a few of their protests, by accident.
Let's see how they're taking the beating, after the jump.
Just go see. It's about what you'd expect, and expect a lot more of it in the days to come. Here's a coupla 'comments' from Wonkette's readers:
Commie Homo Vampire Mexicans are coming to get you.
Freepers threatening to move to Australia (?) is the new liberals threatening to move to Canada.
Now that the terrorists have won you no longer have the freedom to be a gay meth snorting child molester....
Go see for yourself. It's fun!
To all the hyperbolic whining, moaning, snivelling and complaining wingnuts, I say (middle finger held proudly aloft):
Suck it, bitchez!
Covering the spread
Sorry, guys, the Mary Carey story was last week. Daddy Frank, yesterday evening, on election 'coverage':
Heh.
Maybe someone'll ask about 'point shaving'. See previous post.
Here's what we know in the early going. Everyone on television - and certainly anyone who looks at the Internet - knows that the exit polls look very good for Democrats in Senate races. But we're not allowed to say that because we all know what happened with exit polls in 2004.
So we must congratulate those networks that stepped into the gap and trumpeted with graphics their fearless position that Lugar, unopposed, has been reelected in Indiana.
Otherwise, as I watch cable TV and float on the sea of bloviation, I hope others are sharing my delight in the reemergence of William Bennett as a pundit on CNN. He seems to know little about the specifics of his races, repeats G.O.P. talking points without even bothering to dress them up with some of those literary references that have marked his "serious" and "scholarly" works. But why doesn't Wolf or Lou or someone ask him what we really want to know: Which bets did he place on which candidates, what were the spreads, what was the over-under? Here is a great journalistic resource for CNN and no one is taking advantage of it. This explains in part why its ratings cannot catch up with Fox.
Heh.
Maybe someone'll ask about 'point shaving'. See previous post.
'Crybaby pussycats'. NOT!
I love to blow my own horn (I can reach that!), but I don't get the chance very often. It's even better when I can do it and congratulate American voters at the same time:
We did it, folks.
Greg Palast had a little pre-election prediction:
Three easy steps follow.
We can find reports of election day 'irregularities' aka 'Republitard vote theft crimes' everywhere. Here's just one example:
Details and links follow that opener.
One last quote from Mr. Palast:
Looks like we slid the 'crybaby pussycats' jacket. Whew! I got a hunch there's a new bunch of 'crybaby pussycats' this morning. It'll be fun to watch.
Ya done good, Americans. You beat the biggest criminal political machine in history by a knockout. The Repugs were right. For once. It's all about 'turnout'*. See what you can do when you get pissed-off in mass quantities? What took you so long?
It's a start.
...we have to do it by enough votes that it will be hard for them to steal the election...
We did it, folks.
Greg Palast had a little pre-election prediction:
For six years now, our investigations team, at first on assignment for BBC TV and the Guardian, has been digging into the nitty-gritty of the gaming of US elections. We've found that November 7, 2006 is a day that will live in infamy. Four and a half million votes have been shoplifted. Here's how they'll do it, in three easy steps:
Three easy steps follow.
Add it all up -- all those Democratic-leaning votes rejected, barred and spoiled -- and the Republican Party begins Election Day with a 4.5 million-vote thumb on the vote-tally scale.
We can find reports of election day 'irregularities' aka 'Republitard vote theft crimes' everywhere. Here's just one example:
With hours left to go before polls close, reports of problems have been widespread, especially in states where close or "bellwether" elections are taking place, RAW STORY has learned.
Details and links follow that opener.
One last quote from Mr. Palast:
So, what are you going to do about it? May I suggest you -- steal back your vote.
It's true you can't win with 51% of the vote anymore. So just get over it. The regime's sneak attack via vote suppression will only net them 4.5 million votes, about 5% of the total. You should be able to beat that blindfolded. If you can't get 55%, then you're just a bunch of crybaby pussycats who don't deserve to win back America.
Looks like we slid the 'crybaby pussy
Ya done good, Americans. You beat the biggest criminal political machine in history by a knockout. The Repugs were right. For once. It's all about 'turnout'*. See what you can do when you get pissed-off in mass quantities? What took you so long?
It's a start.
*Go find an outlaw biker and ask him what a 'turnout' is. It befits the Repugs today.
Breaking
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld is stepping down, sources tell CNN.
Good. More as it develops.
Update:
Boy, that was fast! I no sooner clicked back to what I was doing after posting the above than:
CNN is reporting that President George Bush will announce the resignation of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld at a news conference set for 1 PM EST.
A senior administration official confirmed the news to CNN White House correspondent Suzanne Malveaux, and said that Rumsfeld had already written out his resignation.
It's a start.
Update deux. Thanks, Nina.:
TBogg
Officials said Robert Gates, former head of the CIA under the first President Bush, would replace Rumsfeld. NBC News' Tim Russert confirmed Rumsfeld's resignation and the replacement pick.
I was holdin' out for Fixer. Oh, well. Thank God it ain't Lieberman, the neocons' wet dream.
Take a deep breath ...
The House is ours and the Senate might be. It's a day for patting ourselves on our backs. But the work is just beginning. I don't plan to give the Dems a chance to become complacent.
Hear this, Ms. Pelosi, Mr. Ried, Chairman Dean. You've got your chance and some big plans, you'd better do what you've promised in your campaigns. Minimum wage, the Bush tax cuts, health care, the war in Iraq, there's a lot of work to do, including investigations into the shady dealings in the White House.
You have a job to do. The nation is counting on you to restore America's principles and credibilty and you can bet I'm gonna hold your feet to the fire.
I love the sound of subpoenas being served.
And to all the Rethugs who lost: Get. The. Fuck. OUT!
Hear this, Ms. Pelosi, Mr. Ried, Chairman Dean. You've got your chance and some big plans, you'd better do what you've promised in your campaigns. Minimum wage, the Bush tax cuts, health care, the war in Iraq, there's a lot of work to do, including investigations into the shady dealings in the White House.
You have a job to do. The nation is counting on you to restore America's principles and credibilty and you can bet I'm gonna hold your feet to the fire.
I love the sound of subpoenas being served.
And to all the Rethugs who lost: Get. The. Fuck. OUT!
Tuesday, November 7, 2006
We tried ...
But no cigar. CNN calls NY-03 for Peter King. Fortunately, his ass is gonna be off the Homeland Security Committee. Congratulations to Speaker Pelosi and the rest of the House Dems who unseated Rethugs to take at least one chamber of Congress.
I wish Dave Mejias and his staff the best and congratulate them for giving Peter King the tightest race of his political career. I plan to support Dave in his future political endeavors if he feels the urge to run for national office again.
More tomorrow, I'm tired.
I wish Dave Mejias and his staff the best and congratulate them for giving Peter King the tightest race of his political career. I plan to support Dave in his future political endeavors if he feels the urge to run for national office again.
More tomorrow, I'm tired.
...and how did your voting experience go today?
Following up on yesterday's post, I just got back from voting and thought I'd share.
The touchscreen machine was sitting right there next to the check-in table. I asked if anyone had spilled coffee on it yet and one of the ladies said, resoundingly, "NO!". I told 'em I figured they'd have got that out of the way first thing and the other gals laughed.
We didn't have to show any ID. They had our names in a book, and we just signed our names as usual. It's still a friendly deal out here in Mayberryland.
The voting booths were set up directly in front of the poll workers, who were all women. They had a few words to say about getting to look at folk's derrieres showing below the privacy screen all day, and there was a comment about one guy in shorts who had hairy legs.
Our voting booths are cardboard with a trash-bag privacy screen. They've used these for the 26 years I've been here. They're not very spacious, and I don't much like standing to fill out a long ballot like ours, so I just sat at a table. We have modernized somewhat: a ball-point pen was used instead of a pencil.
This year I got to put my ballot directly into the optical scanner instead of a box. The thing looked for all the world like a shredder, but didn't sound like one. It yanked the ballot out of my hand so fast I was lucky to get let go of it!
Just for fun, I went and looked at the touchscreen machine. Yep, Diebold. The polling-place commander, Mavis, said nobody had used it yet. This was at 2pm and I was voter no. 205 for the day, which is more than usual. I've gone there at 6pm and been no. 85. She said she hoped nobody wanted to use it, as even though she had been snapped-in on it, she wasn't sure how to use it. She didn't even want the thing there. Her parting words to me were, "Don't you even tell nobody we got the damn thing!"
Yes, ma'am.
The touchscreen machine was sitting right there next to the check-in table. I asked if anyone had spilled coffee on it yet and one of the ladies said, resoundingly, "NO!". I told 'em I figured they'd have got that out of the way first thing and the other gals laughed.
We didn't have to show any ID. They had our names in a book, and we just signed our names as usual. It's still a friendly deal out here in Mayberryland.
The voting booths were set up directly in front of the poll workers, who were all women. They had a few words to say about getting to look at folk's derrieres showing below the privacy screen all day, and there was a comment about one guy in shorts who had hairy legs.
Our voting booths are cardboard with a trash-bag privacy screen. They've used these for the 26 years I've been here. They're not very spacious, and I don't much like standing to fill out a long ballot like ours, so I just sat at a table. We have modernized somewhat: a ball-point pen was used instead of a pencil.
This year I got to put my ballot directly into the optical scanner instead of a box. The thing looked for all the world like a shredder, but didn't sound like one. It yanked the ballot out of my hand so fast I was lucky to get let go of it!
Just for fun, I went and looked at the touchscreen machine. Yep, Diebold. The polling-place commander, Mavis, said nobody had used it yet. This was at 2pm and I was voter no. 205 for the day, which is more than usual. I've gone there at 6pm and been no. 85. She said she hoped nobody wanted to use it, as even though she had been snapped-in on it, she wasn't sure how to use it. She didn't even want the thing there. Her parting words to me were, "Don't you even tell nobody we got the damn thing!"
Yes, ma'am.
Repugs suck the poll
Shakespeare's Sister is doing a heckuva job (sorry, Sis!) posting on polling place problems. Go see.
"Rumsfeld is an obnoxious jerk and a war criminal"
From Cursor:
My favorite curmudgeon didn't go very far "over the line" if at all. "Obnoxious jerk" may be a little too subjective. Maybe a little too complimentary in this case as well.
Rumsfeld is still a war criminal, just one of many in high places in this maladministration.
Watch CNN's Jack Cafferty call Defense Secretary Rumsfeld "an obnoxious jerk and a war criminal." Cafferty later indicated that he "stepped over the line" in criticizing 'Saddam's Unindicted Co-Conspirator.'
My favorite curmudgeon didn't go very far "over the line" if at all. "Obnoxious jerk" may be a little too subjective. Maybe a little too complimentary in this case as well.
Rumsfeld is still a war criminal, just one of many in high places in this maladministration.
Voters Angered by Robo Calls in California
TPM Muckraker
I must have said "fuck you" to machines forty times in the last few days.
A lady, an actual person, called me on behalf of a coupla candidates for our local airport district. I said I was already going to vote for them and the gal was so relieved not to get yelled at or cussed out that I could hear her relax. We had a nice chat.
The illegality lies in the robocallers' not identifying themselves at the beginning of the call. That they purport or mislead folks into thinking it's from the opposing candidate is just sleazy. If you listen to the call, they identify themselves at the end, but who does? Hell, I've hung up on both Clintons and Al Gore this week. Mrs. G talks to them...
From TPM Reader DG in California's 4th District, where the NRCC robo calls have been hitting:
We were calling Dems today to GOTV. Phone Bankers are getting yelled at by Dems who have been getting the Robo Calls and blame Brown. Another aspect to this is that the phone banker volunteers get discouraged after being yelled at so much, you hear "Is this really doing any good calling these people?"
Update: We're trying to get as many examples of the NRCC's robo calls together that we can. We're collecting them here.
I must have said "fuck you" to machines forty times in the last few days.
A lady, an actual person, called me on behalf of a coupla candidates for our local airport district. I said I was already going to vote for them and the gal was so relieved not to get yelled at or cussed out that I could hear her relax. We had a nice chat.
The illegality lies in the robocallers' not identifying themselves at the beginning of the call. That they purport or mislead folks into thinking it's from the opposing candidate is just sleazy. If you listen to the call, they identify themselves at the end, but who does? Hell, I've hung up on both Clintons and Al Gore this week. Mrs. G talks to them...
Votemas?
St. Petersburg Times
Oh, Lord, please don't make every day Saturday for us Olde Fartes (Lctp)! One bath a week is plenty!
This is probably a good idea, but it pre-supposes knowledge of the issues and an interest in being a good citizen.
While it would be nice if more folks took an interest in their country, we need smarter voters as well as more of them. If you need proof of that, look at what's in the White House.
It would probably do just as well to make disallowing employees time to go and vote into a felony. More employers need to be recognized as the felons they are, anyway.
Please go read the rest of the article. It's interesting.
Today is Election Day. It should also be, in my humble opinion, a national holiday.
We hear all the time about the embarrassing low voter turnout numbers around the country, so it should be a no-brainer that we make it easier for people to get to the polls.
Like by not making them choose between voting or getting fired for missing work.
In retiree-dominated communities like Citrus County, this is not such a huge issue. For many of our residents, every day is Saturday and it is not a hardship to vote.
Oh, Lord, please don't make every day Saturday for us Olde Fartes (Lctp)! One bath a week is plenty!
But that is not the case across the United States. And even here, there are thousands of younger workers who can't break away from the construction site or the restaurant to vote.
This is probably a good idea, but it pre-supposes knowledge of the issues and an interest in being a good citizen.
While it would be nice if more folks took an interest in their country, we need smarter voters as well as more of them. If you need proof of that, look at what's in the White House.
It would probably do just as well to make disallowing employees time to go and vote into a felony. More employers need to be recognized as the felons they are, anyway.
Please go read the rest of the article. It's interesting.
As long as you're goin' to keep havin' 'em, vote for their future
In honor of An Angry Old Broad's new granddaughter Molly, I present this piece from The Progressive Daily Beacon:
Even though I personally feel that it's purty near time for the human race to stop breeding before it fucks itself out of a place at the dinner table, I know it's not going to happen until it becomes way more obvious that there's too many of us for the planet as we know it to support.
When God appoints me his right-hand man on Earth, I will implement a replacement-minus program, starting with Republicans and fundies.
In the meantime, on an individual level, a new child is generally recognized as a joyous event, so congrats AOB.
The rest of us will now go and vote for the future of our country on Molly's behalf.
Maybe you don't want to vote, because Bush and Republicans were successful in their effort to "turn off" voters - and turned you off they did! However, maybe you have one to a dozen reasons to vote. They might be reasons, perhaps, that you don't normally consider while pondering whether or not to vote. The reasons you should vote this year: your children.
What, you might ask, do your children have to do with you voting or not voting? The answer, of course, is simple - everything!
What will you tell your children when they ask, "What did you do to help stop global warming?"
What will you tell your children when they ask, "What did you do to ensure every child in America had health insurance?"
What will you tell your children when they ask, "What did you do to ensure I could attend college?"
What will you tell your children when they ask, "What did you do to protect my civil liberties?"
What will you tell your children when they ask, "What did you do to stop our government from torturing human beings?"
What will you tell your children when they ask, "What did you do to prevent our economy from collapsing under the weight of massive debt?"
What will you tell your children when they ask, "At what point did you decide that too many of my friends were dying for a war based on lies?"
Maybe you don't want to vote, because "things have gotten too nasty." Maybe you don't want to vote, because you are too busy? Maybe you don't want to vote, because there isn't a difference between the parties?
Maybe you just don't think your vote matters? If your kids matter, your vote matters! On November 7, get out and vote. Your children and their future are depending upon you...and your vote!
Even though I personally feel that it's purty near time for the human race to stop breeding before it fucks itself out of a place at the dinner table, I know it's not going to happen until it becomes way more obvious that there's too many of us for the planet as we know it to support.
When God appoints me his right-hand man on Earth, I will implement a replacement-minus program, starting with Republicans and fundies.
In the meantime, on an individual level, a new child is generally recognized as a joyous event, so congrats AOB.
The rest of us will now go and vote for the future of our country on Molly's behalf.
"The most important election in my lifetime"
Gore Vidal, with video.
Amen.
We're facing the most important election in my lifetime - which does not quite extend back to that of Abraham Lincoln, but it's pretty close. There'll be nothing more important in the voting line that one can foresee that will come our way while any of us is still hobbling around. This will determine whether we regain the republic which we have lost over the last five years.
The coup d'etat was so rapid that even I, who am ready for such things ... I thought, these people are going to make a grab for it. But I thought, my heavens, there's still the courts.... Even a shameless Supreme Court is not going to back up the loss of habeas corpus....
So, my fellow countrymen, as I sit here, not yet at Gettysburg, I have a notion that this is the most important vote that you'll probably ever cast. Because should this gang of thugs continue in the two houses of Congress, there isn't any chance of getting the Constitution back....
This is the last chance, really, by getting some new chairpersons to head committees in the House ... to have a clean sweep, which, in normal times, if we'd ever enjoyed them, would have happened by now. Now it has got to happen, or welcome to the Third Reich.
Amen.
Campaign '06 - Goodbye and Good Riddance
Molly Ivins
No shit. The campaign is over. I hope we wake up tomorrow to the only outcome that can save the United States of America.
Then let the games begin! And the '08 campaign, of course. Yeesh.
AUSTIN, Texas - Right to the end, this insane conversation between reality and Not Reality. The president of the United States STILL says we are reducing terrorism by fighting in Iraq; STILL says we are creating democracy; STILL says we're preventing the spread of nuclear weapons and making Israel more secure; and, shoddiest of all, STILL not allowing that our fallen have died in vain.
While this perfectly insane dialogue has been taking place, Congress stands before us so hopelessly corrupt that the stench has washed all over the country. Perhaps my least favorite excuse for cheating is "Everybody does it." NO, everybody DOESN'T do it. Nor does the system make you do it, or alcohol or drugs or Jack Abramoff. I do not want to hear one more excuse - apologize and go.
On the other hand, I am really going to miss the stories this Congress provided. Remember Terri Schiavo? I mean, you wake up one morning and there it is, kind of like finding Fidel Castro in the refrigerator. And you listen to these people who hold high elective office having this debate - as though they know, as though they have any idea, as though they have any right. And then there are some of the troops, like Randy "Duke" Cunningham, semi-owner of the houseboat The Duke-Stir. Some days you couldn't wait to get up to find out who'd been indicted. I miss watching Katherine Harris from Florida wear less and less blue eye shadow as she went through her Senate race.
Well, it's been rank - racist, sleazy, lying and full of insinuating scare tactics. Thank God it's over.
No shit. The campaign is over. I hope we wake up tomorrow to the only outcome that can save the United States of America.
Then let the games begin! And the '08 campaign, of course. Yeesh.
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