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CHICAGO—Barack Obama faced a lot of big crowds during his campaign. Now President-elect Obama faces his largest one: a country of 305 million.[more ...]

America’s next president Barack Obama today promised change and a new dawn of leadership. The 47-year-old senator, who will be the first black leader of the United States, spoke after sweeping a series of key battleground states in a landslide electoral college victory. He pledged to be a…

BARACK Obama has made history tonight by becoming the first black president of the United States.

Tonight, Barack Obama won the presidential election, and will become the country’s 44th president. He addressed the nation at a rally in Chicago.

Arthur Laffer, of The Laffer Curve noteriety, opines that the end of prosperity in this country has arrived. I recommend the entire article. This was the money shot for me: No one likes to see people lose their homes when housing prices fall and they can't afford to pay their mortgages; nor does any one of us enjoy watching banks go belly-up for making subprime loans without enough equity.

This is the sermon I’m preaching tomorrow, Sunday, September 28, 2008.   The Mind of Christ Philippians 2:1-13 NIV 1If you have any encouragement from being united with Christ, if any comfort from his love, if any fellowship with the Spirit, if any tenderness and compassion, 2then make my joy complete

Wondering how mall security guards will be able to afford these? Order here.

For the "cast" of the TSA's Security Theater. The TSA Airport screeners have a new uniforms as of September 11, 2008. Check 'em out. Look'n so fly on the front lines of our war on terror. I feel safer already. I'm actually flying this coming week. Maybe I'll see the new duds up close and personal.

For the "cast" of the TSA's Security Theater.The TSA Airport screeners have a new uniforms as of September 11, 2008. Check 'em out.Look'n so fly on the front lines of our war on terror. I feel safer already.I'm actually flying this coming week. Maybe I'll see the new duds up close and personal.

I read eight books in the month of August. I've already written my reviews for two of them, McSweeney's #28 and CivilWarLand in Bad Decline by George Saunders. This post will deal with the other six books I read; it's also going to cover the boo...