Barack Obama 'caught' having crafty cigaretteSource: Telegraph
Barack Obama promised wife Michelle he would kick the habit if he stood for the White House.
But he admitted during the election race he still has the occasional crafty cigarette.
Who Won that Masked Election? Source: Balkinization
NPR and other news sources are reporting a roiling debate in the Democratic party about what the election meant. As I understand it, there are at least two debates, although they intersect. One might be called "person vs.
Rahm Emanuel -- 'Do What You Got Elected to Do' Source:
Mr. Emanuel said that the best way for Democrats to avoid overreach in the next two years is by thinking "less ideologically and more in terms of future versus past." You have to "constantly be turning over the intellectual topsoil in order to stay fresh," he said.
No We Can't Source:
The people in his campaign have learned it, the people in his soon to be completed cabinet are learning it, and pretty soon the people who voted for him will learn it well: President-elect Barack Obama will be forced to begin saying things he's not used to.
Palin Fires Back At Leaks Questioning Her Smarts Source: The New York Times
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin fired back on Friday against post-election claims by aides to Republican presidential candidate John McCain that she thought Africa was a country, not a continent, calling the anonymous sources "jerks."
Sarah Palin fires back at 'jerks'Source: The L.A. Times
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin swung back hard Friday against aides to John McCain who have criticized her foreign policy knowledge and pricey wardrobe purchases, calling them "jerks" who were too cowardly to speak publicly.
Newspapers Grabbed Up After Obama's Historic Win Source: The New York Times
It was a good day to be in the newspaper business. The historic November 5 editions proclaiming Barack Obama's White House victory flew off the newsstands and major newspapers struggled to keep up with the demand for copies.
Democrat Takes Senate Seat In North Carolina Source: The New York Times
Democrat Kay Hagan won the U.S. Senate race in North Carolina on Tuesday unseating Republican incumbent Elizabeth Dole, a huge victory for Democrats in their drive to strengthen their control of Congress, Fox News projected.
Obama Defeats McCain In Critical Pennsylvania Vote Source: The New York Times
Democrat Barack Obama won a big victory over Republican rival John McCain Wednesday in Pennsylvania, one of three critical swing states that have played a decisive role in presidential elections for the past 50 years, U.S. television networks projected.
An American abroad: Obama's dream will seal the deal Source: New Zealand Herald
I have been waiting for eight long, dark years to be able to write a column that can talk about what's right with America instead of what's wrong with America.
I need to wake up tomorrow morning and hear that the United States has chosen to create a better history.

The world in which I live is broken.

With three days left for the US presidential elections, Democratic nominee Senator Barack Obama has taken huge lead over his Republican challenger Senator John McCain in various opinion polls.
Where's the outrage over the septic tactics by leftists ?Source: New York Post
IF JOE the Plumber were Jawad the Suspected Terrorist, civil-liberties activists would stampede the halls of Congress on his behalf.
Liberal columnists would hyperventilate over the outrageous invasions of his privacy by Ohio state and local employees.