My sister lives in Asheville misshusseinmolly and voted with you. She said when Palin came to NC and asked how many were “rednecks” she pissed a lot of people off. I hope so.

“Hey, how y’all crackers doin’?”

Please, lord, I never want to hear this woman’s voice again.

In every one of the eight previous elections I have voted in, the state I voted in went for the other guy (Washington in ‘76; California in ‘80, ‘84, and ‘88; and North Carolina from ‘92 on).

And this year I’m voting in a battleground state that’s currently polling a virtual tie.

If North Carolina goes for Obama, you will probably be able to hear my joyous whoop all the way out to California.

Count 2 votes for Obama in Jersey …………

I will be on “pins and needles” awaiting the final outcome today. I won’t believe it until I see it. We are having some friends in tonight — I hope we are celebrating.
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I plan to spend my evening in my most comfy flannel jammies curled on the couch with a mug of hot cocoa, freshly popped popcorn, a fire in the fireplace, and the election returns on television. And I can’t wait.

I think he lacks the loyalty to stand behind McCain, and is instead joining the ranks of those who are calling this for Obama, so that in hindsight, he can say he sided with the winner. I truly think he’s that shallow.

…by CA voters dragging civil rights backwards 30 years for people like me.
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If California passes Proposition 8, that won’t just drag civil rights backwards for our gay citizens, it will drag civil rights backwards for the state of California.

For when we deny any group of people their basic rights as humans, we are all diminished.

I think we’ll know by 10:00 pm tonight. If Obama wins Virginia (and he will), it’ll be the tell-tale of things to come.

I think all of the liberals who have worked tirelessly for the past 4 years to get Americans to this point should be especially proud. I strongly believe that were it not for blogs like TP and those who comment on them, we’d have had a complicit media allow another epublican to hoodwink America yet again.

The Founding Fathers would have been proud of our efforts in this election to inform voters and change the direction of our country.

I doubt our battle is over. No rest for teh weary. But right now, it just feels good to have crossed the finish line :)

unbelievable Says:
Even KKKarl Rove predicts a 338-200 Obama blow-out today…

I wonder if he’s basing that estimate on THE math?

Yes misshusseinmolly. This is very true and Obama has clearly shown this sentiment. The other guy, not so much. I would extend your comment to “most humans” are decent people etc.. But today is America’s day. From a Canadian to all Americans – GO VOTE (for Obama lol)!

I will vote again today.
I believe in my heart & soul today is the most important vote I’ve ever cast.

America, we will not forsake you. Our Forefather’s vision was a Country where free ideas and the right to discuss them without retribution is the most important part of a Democracy.

Join me. Vote today. Tomorrow is a new beginning, and we have much more work to do.

From my perspective, at the moment, my generation seems to be proud of the great legacy we have inherited. Which is a cop-out of sorts.

I want future generations to be as proud of the America they are born into as we have been fortunate enough to be. That’s a helluva goal, and we have much work to do. So yeah, I’ve got pride, but with an asterisk. And asterisk that we owe it to ourselves to erase.