I’m creeped out by the election results. I’m worried.
As someone who is not Christian, the religious fervor of the Republican party worries me.
I’m worried about the national debt, and I’m sad that we elected a president who wants to write discrimination and bigotry into the constitution.
I ♥ Barack Obama though. Perhaps the Democrats can figure out how to clone him.
My sister’s Uterus hates at least 59,056,036 U.S. voters
Aaron abandons all hope, but can keep his Sundays free from church
Well Dressed Librarian posts about the aftermath
Amanda rounds up a bunch of knitting librarian blogs to provide some welcome distraction. There’s a bunch of blogs there that I didn’t know about!
Amanda (Household Opera) isn’t moving to Canada.
Dorothea’s going to volunteer to improve literacy
California election library results
Retro Girl says enough already
Beaucoup Kevin — Democrats don’t eat babies!
Brother Voodoo Concedes
11:18 pm on November 3rd, 2004 1
Also creeped, also worried. I play heroes in RPGs. Time to figure out how to apply lessons learned, I guess.
12:05 am on November 4th, 2004 2
It’s up to 59,108,395! (According to CNN, at least.)
I don’t think I’m going to keep a running count, though. :p
12:25 am on November 4th, 2004 3
It’s a good thing to have hobbies to distract you and let you work stuff out. Perhaps I will knit an “America is Scary” sweater
9:59 am on November 4th, 2004 4
Barack Obama is awesome! Truly, he represents all a candidate should be and more. I didn’t hesitate to cast my vote in his direction because he’s just that good!
And in case you’re wondering, my ballot was a little of this and a little of that! LOL!
10:44 am on November 4th, 2004 5
I also [HEART] Barack Obama. I think he should be president someday. The thought of him in the Senate is a small glimmer of hope.
You know, progressive knitting is an interesting idea. We could knit banners! And buttons! (One could knit a little circular thing and attach it to a button backing, don’t you think?) Or knit for people who’ve been left out in the cold by Bush’s economic policies. Or sell knitted things and give the proceeds to progressive causes. It could even turn into a Knit for Social Justice movement. What do you think?
9:19 pm on November 4th, 2004 6
I like the knitting idea, I have a couple of thoughts about it, I’m going to e-mail you!
10:04 pm on November 4th, 2004 7
Maybe the election was simply stolen?
http://www.tompaine.com/articles/kerry_won.php
9:28 pm on November 7th, 2004 8
Calm down. Gore and Clinton were Southern Baptists; we all survived. Bush is a Methodist. That’s a long way from being a fundamentalist.