Repuke colleagues were cordially nasty today

[progressiveforever]

The made their snuide comments, but they are sure easier to ignore when you have won.

[unpossibles]

1. most of the ones I know sulked or complained quietly to each other

and I live in red suburbs of Ohio.

They know!

[progressiveforever]

I'm in a red Ohio county too--but we were 48% Dem this time opposed to 37%

[roseBudd]

5. What county? I'm in Hamilton

[progressiveforever]

13. Scioto

[PlanetBev]

17. Is Urbana in Scioto County?

I'm a California based commercial property manager and manage a building long distance in Urbana. Our broker is on Scioto Street.

[progressiveforever]

18. No, Portsmouth is the county seat

[unpossibles]

14. Hamilton County (me too!) went Dem this year!

Holy crud!

[roseBudd]

15. I'm PMing you about what I've been up to since July!

[Wapsie B]

2. I'm sure the whining will continue for some time.

They felt they had an entitlement to lead this country. But they've demonstrated they can't lead, only create terrible messes in this country and elsewhere, messes that Obama will now have to clean up.

[AtomicKitten]

3. Success is the best revenge.

[AlCzervik]

4. being really nice is the best revenge.

and i mean really happy, that will piss them off and you took the high road.

[BlueIdaho]

6. Gracious winners and sore losers...

That's another difference between Democrats and republicans...

[codjh9]

7. "Cordially nasty"? Hah! But I know what you mean about easier to take when we've WON

[TheKentuckian]

8. I'm smiling and serving the pricks pie everyday

killing them with kindness and going over their heads with daily affirmation that we all need a piece of the pie.

[rvablue]

10. Make sure it's coconut cream or sweet potato, 'kay? :) n/t

[eissa]

9. All were very gracious, with one exception

the perpetually paranoid, fear-filled one. Said the first thing Obama was going to do was "move Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and Oprah into the White House." I shared the treats I brought in for everyone at the office with her anyway. Then she gleefully returned this afternnon to tell me that Obama is already "getting attacked in the press." I just smiled and munched down on my cookie. Aaaahhh.....success.

[MikeE]

11. The online comments in the Washington Post today

were so creepy and racist. Most people were on the street smiling, although I did hear some doughy young guy talking on a cell and saying he was terrified now that Obama has been elected. I had to laugh.

[TTATWORK]

12. same here

Most people didn't say anything to me. I wasn't trying to gloat, but I did wear my Obama T Shirt today. My boss said that I've confirmed to him that I have bad judgement because I voted for Obama -- but I think he was just "joking" - huh.

[jazzjunkysue]

16. Lots of cautious whispering, especially around me. Bite me, fools.

You're all about to get represented and you resent the hell out of it.

I know he'll win them over.

[IDemo]

19. You'd think an asteroid was going to hit on Jan 20th

That woman in red at a McCain rally who said "I think he's an Arab" wasn't just a disturbed individual; she was an example of a significant number of Americans whose reasoning powers have fractured over their fear of a non-white non-Repub in the White House.