NYTimes.com’s Wordtrain is taking user-submitted feelings and putting them into a time-wasting extravaganza that’s nearly impossible to look away from.
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NYTimes.com’s Wordtrain is taking user-submitted feelings and putting them into a time-wasting extravaganza that’s nearly impossible to look away from.
Thanks to a Canadian CNN user, I found this brunch menu. You can take your eggs from the left or right. If Obama fits your tastes, enjoy Eggs Obama, which the restaurant describes as: “An omelette ‘we can believe in’ with a redistributed wealth of arugula, ricotta, and a liberal amount of elitist bacon, along [...]
Yes, a 269-269 tie is extremely unlikely by all accounts, still it’s interesting to look at the various ways that it could end up in such a situation. It’s actually been an issue that has been discussed in 2000 and 2004. FiveThirtyEight.com has an article from May discussing the possibilities, but lets look at a [...]
The Washington Post has a neat little feature where you can predict the electoral map. It’s like having your very own John King right on your desktop. So imagine my surprise/fear when, after selecting the ‘swing state’ base map and filling in the colors that this was the first map I created: >2008 Election Contest: [...]
Comedy Central’s Indecision 2008 has been doing short videos attempting to educate voters about various swing states. And by educate, I mean mock. Some highlights include calling Pennsylvania the Quaker State for their love of “oatmeal, auto racing and Wilford Bremley” and saying “Virginia is still called a Commonwealth depite crippling abject poverty.” Today they [...]
While Sarah Palin didn’t know exactly what a Vice President does, Joe Biden does. And he explained it to an oddly adorable Florida Fifth Grader who has his own news show, or something. Either way, I’d watch this before Sean Hannity.
I’ve finally settled on a title for these things, so they will always appear as such. John McCain is letting you make your own Joe the Plumber signs that read “I’m ____ the ____. DON’T TAX ME FOR WORKING SO HARD.” Note that anything you submit will probably get rejected. I’m still waiting to see [...]