November 4, 2008


What she said…

Democrats are Dancing in the Streets. (Martha and the Vandellas)

For Republicans, a Wipeout (The Surfaris)

No Comments »


Kick Donkey (8 seconds)


Original Video- More videos at TinyPic

No Comments »


President-elect Obama

McCain will concede within minutes. Wow. we did it.

Sue owes me a dollar. She thought McCain would win or the Repubs would steal it and she’s real happy she was wrong!

3 Comments »


Chris Shays loses in Connecticut

All of New England’s House seats are now blue.

(I can remember when New England was Republican and the South was Democratic…)

No Comments »


Networks call Ohio for Obama

Remember, no Republican has ever won the presidency without winning Ohio. Whooooo!

No Comments »


Arizona too close to call

NBC News

No Comments »


MSNBC projects Obama wins PA

Right here

No Comments »


Fact checking

Andrew Sullivan and Wonkette are bashing Palin because she told a Black man that she and her husband have to deal with racial discrimination too.

In this case, she wasn’t being a nutcase.

Her husband, Todd, is a Native Yup’ik Eskimo.

Neither appear to have done much for Native Alaskans, but he does has Yup’ik Eskimo ancestry and may well have been discriminated against at times because of it.

No Comments »


Nanobama

University of Michigan professor John Hart has made faces of Barack Obama using nanotechnology, specifically carbon nanotubes, and imaged them using a scanning electron microscope. Each face consists of millions of vertically-aligned carbon nanotubes, grown by a high temperature chemical reaction.

1 Comment »


Time to stop hyperventilating…

From Brad DeLong, who also notes.

By this evening 3/4 of American Jews will have voted for a guy whose middle name is Hussein: if we cannot use this lever for good in the Middle East, we do not deserve to be a superpower.

1 Comment »


Caveat

Ten reasons why you should ignore exit polls

2 Comments »


Why the World watches America

Oriental Morning Post, China (translated from Chinese)

The world has never paid so much attention to a single election.

Now, people around the world believe that the changes brought by the American election with not be confined to America alone. Guardian columnist Jonathan Friedlander says the history of the past seven years has made the world concerned over the importance of American decision-making, a long and painful learning process. “Two wars and a global financial crisis - in retrospect, these matters can, at least to a certain degree, be traced to decisions made in Washington.” Even more importantly, contact between the Oval Office and the world has been shaped by personality.

Clearly, the world wants Obama to win - and hopes after eight years on the Highway to Hell that the US has finally returned to its senses.

No Comments »


Vote

3 AM. PST. Polls have just opened in some East Coast states, with more opening in an hour. Get out and vote (if you haven’t already.)

It seems like a century since the presidential campaign started. Now we’re near the finish line. Let’s cross it at a full run.

No Comments »