[oblomov]

I hope that I'll take to heart the wisdom offered by two of my students. "Obama losing," one wrote, "would be hurtful, but it still spells substantial progress. . . . Change WILL come -- the wheels have been set in motion." Declared the second: "Sometimes you have to believe in the change before it comes (and in the face of its apparent defeat) for the change to be possible."

Would someone please define this "change" the Obamabots keep prattling on about? It seems like they define "change" differently than the dictionary defines it, or common vernacular usages. Is it a code word? One of the above comments sounds chillingly like Victor Hugo's description of the French Revolution: "An idea whose time had come." Burke and Carlyle, of course, dismissed this as nonsense.

[Kickass Conservative]

I hear that B. Hussein Obama coined the term “neighborism” or something like that when Bill O’Reilly called him out on Income Redistribution.

A guy I work with, an independent voter, actually called me at home tonight after seeing the Obama interview. He said, and I quote, I cannot f**king believe this guy said something that stupid”. He was fit to be tied. I just replied, I told you so...

Another McCain - Palin vote is on the way.