At last we will have revenge.
And I mean that in the nicest, most forgiving, peace-loving, democratic way. Kind of.

Election day was kind of like a party for the left. And the middle, for that matter. And really for the country, because its clear NOBODY likes what's happening in Washington.

There were too many Democratic victories to really discuss, but since I'm partial to my home state of California, I'll take a moment to revel in the public's repudiation of the Governator's ballot measures. Arnold probably thought a "special election" would be a good idea, since that's how he ended up in office in the first place. WRONG! I must say, I'm still flabbergasted that he's our governor. You would think that after Ronald Reagan Californians would have learned their lesson regarding movie stars. But alas, I forget that most people are terribly stupid.

Although...I have to say this election has restored a teeny bit of my faith in democracy. Another sign of hope: in Dover County, PA, all eight Intelligent Design proponents on the school board that caused so much trouble last year got voted out of office. YAY!!!! Stupid people are going away! Even the stupid people are voting against the stupid people. It's too bad we don't have a chance to depose Bush in 2006, but the Congressional races are looking more and more promising. Poor Bush. I actually am starting to feel sorry for him now. I mean, has a single good thing happened in the twelve months since he was reinstalled (no I will not say reelected, that's a joke)? Even his own stupid people are starting to doubt him. I think Bush's existence itself disproves Intelligent Design.

Here's to Dems, Cali, and real freedom.