I like that new fresh feeling of anticipation and suspense. And then maybe Mallz & his gf would’ve voted
I like that new fresh feeling of anticipation and suspense. And then maybe Mallz & his gf would’ve voted

With a night filled with uncertainties. The evidence was clear. Mac was definitely not back. Mac got stomped. I’m at a lost for words. Really I am. Two hours after the President-Elect has delivered his speech. Before Obama I didn’t believe this nation would ever see a Black President. Should we give some props to Bush failed policies to incite so much fire within our base to yearn for change? As I filled the Twitter page with anxious banter, I wondered… “Supposed they steal this one as well?”
Over the past several days there have been pamphlets floating around the 7 cities provoking democratic voters to defer their suffrage until Nov. 5th. And Kelly aka Wormy said that there was this billboard outside of Richmond that said MLK was a Republican. The ads were horribly negative coming from the Republican side. They called this man a marxist, a communist, a socialist, a terrorist, inexperienced, unamerican, muslim, an arab, not saying that any of that is necessarily a bad thing to be individually, but they were just wrong characterizations of this man.
The Arruhs did everything that they could to hold this man down. I truly expected no less. I imagine George W. wanted McCain to win. But all in all if Obama could start his new gig as early as Monday, he’d let him. I was waiting for 6:30 to arrive so I can settle into my normal ritual of watching Brian Williams on NBC Nightly News. And as he mentions to Chuck Todd, “We’re in for a long night.” But after only 4 hours and 2 holograms, it was clear that Barack Obama will become the first African American President Of The United States. Relive that moment here…
Also relive your Obi Won Kenobi moments here as well.
Jessica Yellin & Will.I.Hologram
(btw, I want a hologram projector instead of Blackberry Storm now)
Barack Obama at a Charlotte, NC rally in remembering his grandmother, Madelyn Dunham (RIP).
I’ll admit I screwed up by hitting the snooze button, but I was out the door at 5:30. I thought I made good time considering the voting area for my ward was only a few blocks away. I popped in Heltah Skeltah because I was sure that fight music would come in handy in case somebody spazzed. When I got there the first parking lot was full. I drove around to the other side. Hopped out, shook off some wrinkles from my Eli Porter t-shirt. Wiped some rain off my timbs. And ghost rode into the parking spot, did my two step as Gladys parked herself. As I hoofed it back to the other side of the building, I imagined how it feels to be a part of history. It was chilly, and rainy, but I’ve never been excited to stand in a line in all of my life. There were so many of my brothers and sisters out there. There were kids out there and everything. Elderly folks, folks with injuries and walkers. Just about any type of individual you could think of, sans babies.
And white folks, you were out there once again in the cold wearing clothing that make me go WTF? Short sleeve shirts. Shorts. No hood or umbrella. Chancletas. * shrugs *
The line was already substantial outside but I was willing to wait no matter what happened. However, the wait was like 10 minutes and the polls opened at 6AM…the line moved smoothly. Inside the building it was warm but became a bit cluttered very quick. As I checked in my name, I only hoped that there wouldn’t be any nonsense poppin’ off with my registration. I pop out my driver’s license and hand it to the workers. As the two women scanned for my name I quickly flash back about a month and some change ago when I received notice from Voter’s Registration that I needed to change my address.
When I got that notice back then, I zoomed downtown near the police station *shudders* to the Voter Registration office and a Kenny Rogers (not recent Kenny, but The Gambler Kenny) looking mofo said that I was all good to go and that I didn’t need to change my address. But he never looked me in the eye. So if there was going to be any issue, I would make sure I would find Kenny Rogers and whoop his monkey ass! EVERYTHING IS HELTAH SKELTAH!
The women found my name, I calm down and I skipped to the polls. A worker walks over to me and tells me to take off my hood. Nah… I walk to the poll take a deep breath and as big as day I see Barack Obama. Hit the select button and made my choices. History is made.
This was my first time voting.
As I approached Gladys, she started up, pulled up beside me, I did my two step and ghost rode back into Gladys! Who does that? 1 minute from making history and I do something amazing like that. It’s great having super powers. And I wrote this to inspire you.
So if you haven’t voted yet. Do so. * waves fist * Lastly, do something nice for yourself today. You deserve it.
Keith Olberman goes in on Sarah Palin for a whole 11 minutes.
Our next president.
Scott McClellan confirms what people already suspected. Fox does a lot of bj’ing. However, what will they do next year?
Former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan, who wrote a book which criticizes the administration called What Happened, talks to Hardball’s Chris Matthews.
For the Bonus: The W. Trailer.
Hillary might keep on pushing to the general election? Womp.