Okay, here's another laugh... you gotta see this... interviews with World of Warcraft players about who they are supporting in this election.

Election Duel! Obama V. McCain - Who Get's Pwned?

Yeah, I know it's a big day, a serious event. I've read some reports of people so choked up by their ability to cast a ballot for the first African American President they've been moved to tears.  And it's not unjustified either.  But times like this, a cheesy laugh can be highly appreciated... so here's some stupid YouTube videos making fun of Obama and McCain that should make you chuckle:

McFast and McFurious

Obama and McCain - Dance Off!

The votes are in and Obama wins… in the New Hampshire towns of Dixville Notch and Hart's Location. Traditionally these two towns vote at midnight on Election Eve, so as to be the first in the nation to get their votes in. Associated Press has the tally:

Obama wins in earliest vote in tiny Dixville, NH (Associated Press):
…Democrat Obama defeated Republican John McCain by a count of 15 to 6 in Dixville Notch, where a loud whoop accompanied the announcement in Tuesday's first minutes. The town of Hart's Location reported 17 votes for Obama, 10 for McCain and two for write-in Ron Paul. Independent Ralph Nader was on both towns' ballots but got no votes.…

Too bad Ralph! Better luck in 2012! ;-)

Just sent this around my office today... only a couple of people got it (I added boldface here to make it easier to see):

Voting day is soon upon us, and I for
one am definitely looking forward
to it. I'll be out of the office for my
election day blogathon.

Boy, tomorrow is going to be
a big day isn't it? I can barely
restrain my enthusiasm for what I
am sure will be a very thrilling
conclusion to what has been a
killer campaign season.

Obviously, office policy forbids
blatant (or subliminal) promotion of
anyone's political views, be they
mine, yours, or whoever's. I just hope
all of us get out and vote tomorrow.

Recently on the daily show Jon Stewart exposed McCain defending a progressive tax code from a young person who questioned whether or not it was socialistic that her well-to-do father, a doctor, was taxed at a higher rate:

Audience member: "Why is it that someone like my father who goes to school for 13 years gets penalized in a huge tax bracket because he's a doctor."

McCain: "I think it's to some degree because we feel obviously that wealthy people can afford more."

Audience member: "Are we getting closer and closer to, like, socialism?"

McCain: "Here's what I really believe: That when you reach a certain level of comfort, there's nothing wrong with paying somewhat more."

Oh is THAT what he "really believes"? Seems to me he sort of believes something completely different today. Or he's a hypocrite.

CrooksAndLiars.com has the video and transcript...