It's Tuesday, but no games tonight. Voting is not a game, it's a privilege, or something like that. Matt, our resident political expert and snarky blogger, hosted the second quadrennial election party at his apartment. We all gathered around and watched the results roll in, slowly looking good for Kerry, then as the night wore on, we seemed to be moving away faster in space, as the red shift began towards Bush. However, no matter how things were going, we all laughed and cried at The Daily Show, then returned to CNN for even more depressing results. Partiers trickled off, and we headed home about 11, where tomorrow we're sure there will be a victory for Bush. At least 2008 will be interesting with a cleared field of candidates.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 02, 2004
The Election Party
It's Tuesday, but no games tonight. Voting is not a game, it's a privilege, or something like that. Matt, our resident political expert and snarky blogger, hosted the second quadrennial election party at his apartment. We all gathered around and watched the results roll in, slowly looking good for Kerry, then as the night wore on, we seemed to be moving away faster in space, as the red shift began towards Bush. However, no matter how things were going, we all laughed and cried at The Daily Show, then returned to CNN for even more depressing results. Partiers trickled off, and we headed home about 11, where tomorrow we're sure there will be a victory for Bush. At least 2008 will be interesting with a cleared field of candidates.
It's Tuesday, but no games tonight. Voting is not a game, it's a privilege, or something like that. Matt, our resident political expert and snarky blogger, hosted the second quadrennial election party at his apartment. We all gathered around and watched the results roll in, slowly looking good for Kerry, then as the night wore on, we seemed to be moving away faster in space, as the red shift began towards Bush. However, no matter how things were going, we all laughed and cried at The Daily Show, then returned to CNN for even more depressing results. Partiers trickled off, and we headed home about 11, where tomorrow we're sure there will be a victory for Bush. At least 2008 will be interesting with a cleared field of candidates.
