End of an Error

[JT]

I see today as the beginning of the end of the worst error the American electorate has made in my lifetime. Good-bye and good riddance to Misters Cheney and Bush, and the rest of the nest of scoundrels that rode their coattails, from the cabinet members to the congress and senate members. That said, I pray beginning January 20, 2009 that Mr. Obama and the Democratic controlled House and Senate use their near unfettered power wisely.
Now I gotta go. The polls are open!

FOX FAN, I know that you'll be dishing out a lot of crow if the polls are wrong. I think we'd all choke to death on the feathers you'd dish out. But, brother, I gotta tell you...I stuck my nose out the front door just now and I sense a landslide front moving in. Peace and Harmony, JT

[loria]

Lord knows JT, I really hope you are correct.
I think we'll know a lot more about how the night will play out when Indiana closes at 6pm--

my husband just walked by a polling place in midtown and there was a line about 2 blocks long (at 7 am)

[Lulu76]

My friend waited an hour and a half in Alabama this morning. And, they were lining up hours before the polls opened here in Tennessee, and I'd guess both of these states are a done deal. So, that was promising.

I am a little worried because it's raining in VA, NC and SC, and Democrats tend to not go out and vote when it rains. (Don't ask why. I don't know why. It's just a voter trend I learned about and have observed. It's odd to me.)

I don't think it'll be a landslide. I think it will be closer than we think, but I still think that McCain will have to go back to one of his eight (is it eight; I'm not sure) houses tonight and pout.

[piscesgirl0314]

It IS raining in Virginia, however when I went this morning there were more people out voting than I have ever seen in the past...not to worry...rain or shine people are voting today...it made me smile to see so many out...

[Gromit]

JT-- I view this as the end of the beginning for this country. I have HOPE and along with my friends and neighbors I do sense that CHANGE is coming and I'm not just talking about the leaves on the trees.

As Robert Kennedy once said: "Progress is a nice word. But change is its motivator. And change has its enemies."

No matter happens today, we all need to remember to respect the process and work together. In doing so we can find the best of this country and our neighbors and move forward to a brighter tomorrow.

"It is not enough to understand, or to see clearly. The future will be shaped in the arena of human activity, by those willing to commit their minds and their bodies to the task."-- Robert Kennedy

I, for one, am doing both.

Peace.

[jmq]

Just saw a saying attributed to Confucius:

"Those that throw mud tend to lose ground"

Wise words.

[Gromit]

JMQ-- that's a good one!!

[DCphoto]

Not raining in Northern Virginia, at least not in Manassas. Just went to vote and not a long line, but people tend to vote when they get home from work, so we will see. Or they are sleeping in from last night and not getting home until 1:00 in the morning from the rally last night

[Exit Zero]

Maybe in the future elections the People of the Virgin Islands will finally have a vote in the presidential election and we can participate in the process!!

[Jo Ann - VA]

I voted about 10;30 this morning and there were only 2 people ahead of me.

[CariBert]

I voted last week, and I waited in line for an hour and a half........sure am glad I took advantage of that convenience......

-Bert

[flip-flop]

I voted last week, and I waited in line for an hour and a half........sure am glad I took advantage of that convenience......

-Bert

I waited for about 1 hour. The line was long but it moved swiftly in Fairfax.

[CariBert]

I voted last week, and I waited in line for an hour and a half........sure am glad I took advantage of that convenience......

-Bert

I waited for about 1 hour. The line was long but it moved swiftly in Fairfax.

My across-the-street neighbor voted at 10:00am this morning, walked right in and right out. Of course she had the convenience of not going to work today. I unfortunatley was going to be tied up all morning and afternoon with a conference at the hospital, so I thought I'd take advantage and vote early. Seems I wasn't the only one who had that idea!

I really like thet HUGE voter turn out!! It is great!

-Bert

[California Girl]

When I walked in to the polls, all the booths were full, but I was the only one waiting. I was in and out in 15 minutes! My boss, on the other hand, voted at a polling place about 2 miles from mine and she had to wait in line for 45 minutes!

[liamsaunt]

I voted this morning...got to the polls by 7:15, waited 55 minutes to vote. I envied John his absentee ballot very much!