A new day

20Jan09

While I’m certainly overcome by the thought of President Obama, I think the joy in respecting and believing in my President for the first time in a long time will sink in slowly after he starts to do all the good things that he will do. But first I need to relish in the end of the Bush/Cheney Imperial Presidency. So please vote in the first Just TV poll:

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1 Matt on January 21, 2009 said:

I thought he looked like the older Jeff Lebowski (i.e., not the Dude, but the old man) in the Big Lebowski

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2 Joan Neuberger on January 22, 2009 said:

one of our local morning sports talk radio guys said this–that Cheney in the wheelchair looked like Mr Potter–and I’ve been chickling about it ever since. PERFECT image!

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