So I live in Tx, went to a family party...

[blue cat]

and everyone except for one cousin had voted for McCain. Whatever, heard some crazy shit there.

[Aristus]

1. My sympathies. My ultra-right-wing fundy in-laws are coming over tomorrow

for my granddaughter's birthday, and my wife has already warned me that they're in a lousy mood over the election.

Great. Something to look forward to... :eyes:

[blue cat]

6. I am grateful that we won

so I smiled and kept my cool,although I did say that I voted for the antichrist, what is next...world domination? Just trying to make a joke out of what they were talking about. Much less shaking then years past when I wasn't on the winning team!!! At least I didn't tell my sister to move to Canada, which she used to yell at me when I criticized Bush. I'm still stunned about EVERYONE voting for McCain, after everything so I felt let down.

[Critters2]

2. I feel ya. My most RW relative is retired Air Force. That's like a Rw fundie to the 10th power.

:crazy:

[Wapsie B]

3. I've heard the whining from repugs here too.

Overheard some raking Obama over the coals for not being a U.S. citizen and how there's nothing they can do about it. :eyes:

[TK421]

4. I take it that politics were not discussed much on your part here...what a difficult position to be

in. It seemed to turn out better than expected...nobody got shot?

[blue cat]

7. No, I'm very tough

after 8 years of familial political battles, there was a lot of negativity about Obama but I just kept smiling talking about how excited I've been.

[Taverner]

5. Was there great gnashing of teeth?