Last-minute thoughts

Today (and I only say that because it's past midnight), America goes to the polls.

If you haven't by the time you're reading this, go out there and cast your vote! Get a free Starbucks if nothing else.

But as usual, I was rather amused with the SNL Presidential Bash '08, even if I only saw the first half before leaving for my intramural basketball game at 11 p.m.

Along with many Californians, I'm really nervous about tomorrow. This is a huge potential turning point in our country I'd hate to see go to waste. But I guess even if all goes according to plan, it still might not work out how everyone wants. Nonetheless, I'm still interested to possibly witness history in the making. Wow, Stockton is turning me liberal. (Hmm, I guess it would suffice to say I've always been conservatively moderate on some things and liberal on basic human rights and other issues).

It's interesting though to see what kind of effect SNL is going to have on the polls, with McCain on last Saturday and Palin tonight (technically that was last night).

I don't know. I guess time will write the pages of this story, as always.

And that is about as political as I get. Thanks for listening and go vote!

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