Ohhh, did I laugh hard when I read that! My morning literary blogs, starting with you, have so often been supplanted by the latest Atrios and Marshall and Jeanne and one more look at Liberal Oasis and and and the debates and -- yeah/

I think I'll have to blog in response to yours for the second time this week.

Meantime, what we *can* do is send money. I never thought I'd be a DCCC contributor, but Kerry's win will be dolorous if we don't git Congress too.

Sweetie, we have exactly a month left. As addictions go, it's better than some.

You can do it, Tamar. Think of it this way...You already know what you're going to do. None of the information at this point is going to change your mind. You know what the Right Thing to do is, and you're going to do it. Anything you spend time on from here on in, unless it's going to try to convince someone else of how wrong-headed they're being, is just going into negative energy, fear, rage, that how-can-there-be-people-of-the-same-species-as-me-who-can-stand-to-listen-to-much-less-vote-for-Dubya feeling.

Hm. Somewhere in there I sequed to talking about me, didn't I...But it fits for you, too! ;-)

I can exactly relate to this, except for me the election is tomorrow. Oh, I'm following the US presidential election campaigns as well, of course, they affect me too.

But right now my focus is on the Australian Federal election tomorrow. And I am very much afraid that there will be nothing to celebrate tomorrow night. I'm still hoping for better news in November though.