by Nancy Mathews
Dear Joe Six Pack,
I wanted to write to you to assure you that all is well. There is no need to fear the Presidency of Barack Obama. The geeks and nerds of the world are extremely trustworthy.
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By Lisa Fary
“The ignorance of one voter in a democracy impairs the security of all.” – JFK
Tomorrow will be the fourth time I’ve voted for president and the first time I’ve felt that our future as a nation genuinely hangs in the balance. In 2004, I was disappointed by the results, but also had faith that cooler heads would prevail and prevent things from getting too bad. Surely, the Bush Administration wouldn’t let things get too much worse.
Full Story »Liveblogapalooza: Final Presidential Debate
If you must watch the debate alone in the dark with a bottle of bargain booze, at least bathe yourself in the glow of the internets and the liveblogapalooza therein.
Full Story »Presidential Geek Survey Diary – Day 328
Senator Clinton wrote an op-ed for the New York Daily News today attempting to defend her RFK remarks and continued candidacy. I made it all the way to the second paragraph before becoming a rage monster.
Full Story »Presidential Geek Survey Diary – Day 326
The religious right is feeling left out of the race and ignored by the GOP. The religious right stamps it’s feet, pounds it’s fists on the dinner table, and screams, “POOPY!”
Welcome to my political life, Religious Right.
Full Story »Presidential Geek Survey Diary – Day 324
Had right-wing newsies even heard of The Decemberists prior to their appearance at B-Rock’s Portland mega-rally on Sunday?
Full Story »Presidential Geek Survey Diary – Day 321
On SNL last night, John McCain joked about how ineffectual he is as a senator. It’s kinda funny. . . unless you’re an Arizona resident.
Full Story »Presidential Geek Survey Diary – Day 320
Mike Huckabee proves that you can take the boy out of the presidential race, but you can’t take the foot out of his mouth.
Full Story »Presidential Geek Survey Diary – Day 318
The presidential campaign has gone on long enough that someone brought up Nazis. George Bush is the one who brought in the Nazi comparison, so does that mean his side lost?
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