I voted. You almost feel like you need a bath after voting these days.
It's the political, and pundit, and expert-fatigue--you can't help watching a train-wreck, and in many ways, this election has been one. I, for once, am very glad it's nearly over. I used to enjoy every minute of it. But this year things got ugly.
It would be nice to have it decided Tuesday night, as opposed to a recount, or in the courts. And then let Jeb-Rubio-Christie-Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa -Andrew Cuomo-and whoever else start running for 2016.
There's been a lot of nasty stuff back and forth from both parties (and the libertarian/green 3rd and 4th wings). Now it's time for the jawboning to end; time to quit blaming the 1% or the 2% or the 47%; time for the bi-partisan solutions both candidates and parties claim they truly believe in. I don't watch much TV, but I read that some cities/battleground states have literally had ten thousands of ads scream across their screens. I know the ones I hear on the radio are pretty bad (particularly thinking of our local Governor's contest). Just a short time to go now, and it's all over but the post-mortem and the finger pointing. It can't some soon enough. As long as your guy wins, and maybe even if he/she doesn't.
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