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Wednesday, November 05, 2008

We Did It!

After walking hundreds of miles over the past month and knocking on thousands of doors I arrived home after the polls closed last night and fell asleep before any results were in. By some small miracle I awoke at midnight to hear Barack Obama's inspiring victory speech. Judy and I wept with joy to know that our country has chosen the right path to the future, one in which the rest of the world is not seen as a long list of enemies to be battled, but as a roll call of friends and potential friends.

Frankly I had just about written this country off as having fallen completely under the spell of neo-conservative right wing fundamentalists, but as it turns out our mighty beacon of freedom, hope and liberty still burns. Although I had dared to hope that the margin of victory would be much wider than it was, I'm confident that the next four years will be a turning point in showing our people that this past eight years of fear-mongering and xenophobia were just a brief nightmare and that we have awakened to a new dawn, a day when the United States of America regains its rightful position as a country to be admired and emulated by the rest of the world.

5 comments:

  1. Totally agree,good post!I was awake until too late wishing this happy results too.I was thinked this success was difficult almost impossible,but the common sense prevailed.Adding now USA has a new opened (like a freeway) future path along with the rest of the Americas:-)

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  2. Also I linked an extra caricature of OBAMA making history by Daryl Cagle and more to see:

    http://cagle.com/news/ObamaWins08/1.asp

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  3. O will soon correct the thinking being poked fun of at:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUbHvGdGiMw
    &
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdXpN1Jw6t4&feature=related

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  4. YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Thanks for all your hard work! (and for making a great blog too)

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  5. Michael Rebey4/29/2019 7:00 AM

    I am new to your website and am reading all your blogs from when you first started. I do not agree with your opolitical viewpoints, but does politics really need to creep into every aspect of our life-even a website devoted to comic strips?

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