election

[maribou]

OK, I think it's finally safe for me to read Dreams from my Father now, without being afraid it'll make me too hopeful...

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[librissimma.livejournal.com]

I've been sitting on The Audacity of Hope for much the same reason. Now I'm excited to read it and to really HOPE.

[maribou]

Yay! (I will have to work up to that one, since it's out and out political wonkery and not disguised-as-autobiography political wonkery ... my skepticism is still present, just abated.)

[freakfish.livejournal.com]

And now I can safely read The Zombie Survival Guide...oh shit, I've missed the point again, haven't I?

(BTW--we no talkly politics in my house for a few days--K and I voted differently!!!!!!)

[celestialmaven.livejournal.com]

Hey, weird. I was thinking the exact same thing! But for different reasons, it seems.

[maribou]

Heh. You guys crack me up.

[maribou]

Oooooh. Yeah, if Jay and I both voted, I think we would pretty much come out to null on about 1/2 the questions.

[raisinbottom.livejournal.com]

Voted third party at the behest of my own child bride, six years my junior, and I am happy with the outcome.

[maribou]

Goodness. I'm surprised you let her direct your vote, but hey, whatever works:).

[raisinbottom.livejournal.com]

Only because I knew Obama was going to win and I also wanted to send a message. Had it been close or McCain had a snowball's chance in Hell then I would've voted Obama.

[maribou]

Coo'.