On nights like this, I'm reminded of the wonderful story

[PCIntern]

from 2000 when the lady from New York City asked, "How could Bush win? I don't know a single person who voted for him."

I will need a stiff drink and perhaps to go to bed earlier than I thought I would...

[hlthe2b]

1. Going to grab my pup, my flashlight and walk the neighborhoods for about an hour. I just can't

sit here immersed in my totally disdain and anger at the Koch's bought and paid for election.

[Auggie]

2. I can't watch anymore. I can't hear anymore. I can't read anymore. Not tonight.

I'm sticking my head in the sand until tomorrow morning's paper.

This is unfucking believable ...

[Frustratedlady]

3. I'm a glutton for punishment and must watch the car wreck.

I'm hoping that when they get out of the south, things will turn around.

My problem is that I no longer trust the voting process/counts.

[marions ghost]

4. U & me both

Must watch. Must know.

Hopefully the more people come to understand that the voting process is untrustworthy--the more chance we have of addressing that as a nation. It is unacceptable.

[PCIntern]

5. I know what you mean but

I think people are just plain fucking stupid. It's that simple.

[Frustratedlady]

7. I agree 100%. When the Repugs started their morning distribution of talking points,

they dumbed down half the population and showed the old belief that if you say it often enough, the citizens will believe anything to be true.


We won't be able to deprogram them in our lifetime, but surely our young people will catch on and correct the situation for the future.


I'm so ashamed we stood by and let it happen.

[Proud Public Servant]

6. That's originally a story

About Nixon in '72. IIRC, the remark was attributed to Pauline Kael.

[PCIntern]

8. You know…you're right...

it was retold in 2000 and my memory lapsed. Kudos to you!

PC