Most of all, I am relieved and elated. I am so, so happy and excited about the potential of the next four years. I don't expect miracles, but I think having an intelligent, curious and pragmatic leader will be an enormous change for the better around here (here being, like, the planet Earth). I managed to avoid cable news altogether throughout the entire campaign. I highly recommend doing that. I pruned my political blog list down to two, also good for the blood pressure. Still I managed to absorb some of the goofy stuff said about Obama (probably because we wake up to right wing nut jobs on WEEI in the morning). I'm a little curious what happens to the "Obama is a marxist muslim who is gay married to Bill Ayers" crowd when, in fact, America isn't destroyed over the next four years. I can't believe how many white, over 40 year old men I talked to around here that thought there was no way this country would elect a black man. I am really gratified to see they were wrong. And thankfully, no more Sarah Palin (though I will miss all the extra Tina Fey time I've been getting lately!)

Some thoughts on President Obama

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