Since President-Elect Barack Obama’s election last week news has been flying fast. Here’s a few items that caught my eye.
Obama quickly launched an official transition website, appropriately called Change.gov. Featuring a blog and an invitation for users to submit their vision about what “America can be” and “where President-Elect Obama should lead this country.” The […]
After the 1968 assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., civil disturbances erupted in over 100 cities across the U.S. In Washington, D.C., a civil disorder started at the intersection of 14th and U Streets Northwest, when an unknown individual threw a brick through a plate glass window.
Last night, thousands of people celebrated the election […]
Part of me is screaming and cursing.
Reason 1- Michael Brown has the majority of the non-Democratic vote for city council. I’m so unhappy about that.
Reason 2- I regret that Jessica Lanza was not able to secure the seat for ANC2C03 with only 40% of the vote, according to the unofficial results.
The results between Chapple vs Thorpe and Sule vs Curtis look good, close, but it appears that the
Posted in ANC, politicsVoting took under an hour for me today, although I got out of the house late so I think most of the mob had already voted. The guy in front of me was casually sipping his 40oz. as we waited….
Posted in politicsI’ll be using CNN’s Election Center to tract results tonight, they let you drill down to the county level as well as pre-select your races to watch.
Google will be streaming results live on this map gadget:
A full screen version is also available.
What sites are you using?
I’m going to take a cue from one of my co-workers and stay home tomorrow. His plan is to vote and curl up with some good science/fantasy fiction. Something taking place in a kindgom far, far away. I plan the same thing, vote, and finish off a fictional parable about economics.
I’ve grown weary of the all election all the the time media so once I’ve done my part I’m shutting down. I plan to
