Well, I guess my position is pretty well known here at work

[prodigal_green]

Almost everybody in my department (a very liberal group of people by the way), has stopped by to "congratulate" me on Kerry's performance and to share their favorite moment.

How was your day?

[billbuckhead]

1. This happned to me at work and people were calling me

I think a lot of fence sitters saw Kerry didn't embarrass himself and could win this thing, so they're jumping on the bandwagon. I think Bush is having a reverse bandwagon effect, his followers were embarrassed by him last night and many are now hiding.

[nostamj]

2. a friend wrote to say that the bushies

in his office were *very quiet* even sullen today.

[fudge stripe cookays]

3. Yep.

The woman in the office next to me has 3 draftable age sons.

I got into it with her a couple months ago and later got cautioned by my boss to cool it with the politics.

Normally we're pretty cordial to each other. We talk about our gardening and genealogy; things like that.

Today she's been remarkably quiet. No good morning, no nothing. And thanks to crispini's bravery, I'm now wearing my Kerry buitton to work!

FSC :D

[movie_girl99]

4. my work mates have not said a word

one today about last night. Its the strangest thing Ive ever seen. Normally they don't miss a chance to rib me about Kerry in some way but NOTHING today!!!!

[sweetladybug]

5. Well everyone at my job was talking about the debate and were

every proud of Senator Kerry and said Bush looked and acted like a complete idiot.