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Let's hope so! He can't be any worse, can he?! Time will tell ...
Ever the sceptic ;-)
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Posted by: Pete Garwood | November 05, 2008 at 11:56 AM
I do think the whole world is feeling a bit of relief.
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Posted by: Chani | November 06, 2008 at 01:25 AM
Whew! That was a relief indeed, matie. Now other folks may suspect us Americans of being sane once more. ;o) Though I still can't believe that over 40 millions Americans voted for Sarah Palin as president... Ick!
The weird thing is how she is getting so much media attention now even though she lost (how can they complain about GW Bush when they voted for Palin anyhow? She actually makes that dunce appear intelligent by comparison!)! And how the neo-cons talking heads are already attacking the President Elect even though he hasn't taken office yet.
Kudos to the conservatives who have put country before political party and voted democrat on Nov 4th, I say, and hope they stay on the sober wagon rather than relapsing into that weirdly fanatical ideology again. Hope things are getting better in Thailand, too! :o)
Posted by: Smorg | November 18, 2008 at 01:06 AM