"Yes."
This being a bus stop for multiple routes, I then thought to myself, "Well that depends what you're waiting for."
And then I realized I was no longer talking about buses.
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And today being the "day after," I just wanted to share this heartfelt show of support from someone in the neighborhood. I especially like the "Want change? Vote for a WOMAN." (All caps with the "female" symbol next to it.) When I first saw this sign, I thought it had been made by a kid. Then I realized that even if it weren't, it was still pretty cool.
Read the post from when I officially became a fence sitter.
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that sign is so sweet in that it's heartfelt. reminds me how i felt when the campaign first started; before i switched to obama. still sad about senator clinton's strategy choices; she should've run a different campaign.
nonetheless, the best candidate won. Obama in '08.
the morning after.
ugh.
will she be nominated for vice president...
I so hate Obama and his misogynistic accolites. I am relieved that I don't have the vote and disgusted by both candidates.
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