As if you needed me to tell you what happened last night …
Steve Coll seems to be the best read for the summary take.
My only two cents to chip in are that I hope that the families who lost loved ones on 9/11 and those that have made sacrifices in battle gain a sense of closure and justice from the moment.
A simple and straightforward clearing of the cache. Happy reading if you’re into that sort of thing. There are redistricting maps out for the session, but I think most folks are hoping there are no fireworks that accompany them. But just out of curiosity, I’ll probably find a little time to convert them to a [...]
Just pure, raw linkage this time. A few of these, I may come back to at some point during the week. But for now … read ‘em yourself. Committee hearings are picking up here in Austin, so there’s much fear and loathing to contend with. Reminds me: why is it that Hunter S. Thompson never [...]
» Time: 2012 Person of the Year: Barack Obama, the President Absolutely no shock in this year’s pick. But there are two particularly interesting passages written back-to-back in their write-up that I find particularly interesting. The first involves the transferability of the newfangled data-mining, data-crunching, hi-tech wizardy that people think won this election singlehandedly (emphasis [...]
Election Day beyond HD137 was a bit anti-climactic for me. Anyone who doesn’t rely on rightwing media knew that Obama was going to be re-elected. Locally, I think Adrian Garcia was a somewhat assumed winner before the votes were revealed. So forgive me if it’s taken me a while to catch up on all of [...]
Romney v Obama, the conclusion in Harris County … full page – Google Earth The results in this race were: Barack Obama (D) – 49.38% Mitt Romney (R) – 49.33% Related Posts:Lost Reading from an Obvious Post-Election OutcomeAnd on the final day of early voting …State of the Race: 18 Days OutAbout Last Night
