Over at 236.com they’ve been posting the 50 reasons we’ll miss President Bush. It’s pretty great, especially since we can laugh guilt free knowing that Obama will be replacing him soon. Their post today also made me a bit nostalgic - I mean where would we be without the internets?

I love my internets!

Also, did I mention that this is the one week anniversary of Obama’s (and our) victory). After the jump is one reason I can’t wait for Obama to enter The White House. 

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(*photo from The Huffington Post)

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We’ve followed David Letterman’s thoughts on the election throughout the campaign, so it only seems appropriate to post his post-election thoughts. Not surprisingly he still seems bitter at McCain for missing his appearance on the show (and rightly so!)

Other good points brought up

1. Being humble,nice and not crazy might have helped McCain
2. I too wish Obama could start today - although I suppose a smooth transition is needed.
3. Americans do tend to do things based on their television/movie heroes.

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Republicans are shocked and appalled that a racist pin which reads “If Obama is President…Will we still call it the White House?” was sold at the Texas Republican Party convention. To show their commitment to combating racism, the GOP is donating the money raised by the vendor to help flood victims in the Midwest. They also stipulated that under no circumstances could any of the money go to Katrina victims who are still without homes, neighbors, trailers or security. The difference, of course, as Rush Limbaugh explains, is that the people of Iowa and Illinois are “the heartland…and the backbone of America,” while people of the gulf coast, are the infected appendix of the U.S., and “a bunch of people running around waving guns at helicopters…shooting cops….raping people on the street…whining and moaning–where’s FEMA, where’s BUSH.”