Lucky.

Shorter Greensapn: Heh. Whoops.

No, all it took was six solid years of veto-free wall-to-wall GOP rule. Cram Republican policy down the throats of Americans for that long and you will get a clear and inevitable response from the voting public. This response began in 2006 and will be fully articulated tomorrow.

The Republican party as we know it will die tomorrow, no doubt about it.

Sure, there will be a decrepit husk of something that will still call itself Republican, but Rockefeller/Fundie Republican unity is dead. Look for Huck and Palin to take up the Christianist banner of the new Republcian party, and the “intellectual”/fiscal conservatives (the ones who will continue to be desperate for Socialist hand-outs from the Fed) to go their own way, maybe some sort of Libertarian party (they won’t call it that, but you get the idea).

Yeah, it’s going to be fun to watch. Pretty much a virtual bloodbath that will reach its frothy peak in 2010.

BETTER: Switching to CNN now and then for their interactive maps.

PRICELESS: Taping FOX so I can look at their faces 10,000,000 times over the next EIGHT years when they announce, “The United States of America has just elected President Elect Barack Obama – Hail to the Chief!

“Lets not start sucking each other’s ***** just quite yet”

Oliver…Love the site, thanks for all the education/entertainment over the past couple months!

Yes, the Caruso legacy does not consist of only my retarded sibling from the shallow end of the gene pool.

Be Good…Matt

BBC America might be a fun choice. It’s always so odd to watch informed adults calmly and cogently discussing our elections.

As I told my wife, “Hillary is a remarkable woman, brilliant, professional, highly competent”, one in a million. But she didn’t know what she was facing; Obama is a one in a billion person, the kind of person who may come along only once in a lifetime. The world shaker. Election night will be a global event on a scale never before seen.

Alan Greenspan just apologized last week for not understanding that his preferred policies — in particular, the failure to regulate derivatives like the credit-swap market — could lead to the meltdown. Who is the conservative economic guru who foresaw what Greenspan didn’t?

You tell me what on this planet will be more entertaining than watching O’Reilly and Hannity have to announce that Obama will be President. (and, as someone pointed out, that Franken will be in the Senate)

TV is for entertainment, not news.

So it is your position that Americans are too dumb to know what happened, so they are voting for Obama over McBush.

Yeah, that one will sell.

Same here. Do you have your AK calendar yet?

A good rule of thumb: no champagne until FOX calls it for Obama.