Tea leaves
Politico: Obama won more support from white men than any Democrat since Jimmy Carter.
Hertzberg: Go ahead and call him BHO. It sounds kind of French.
Newseum: A gallery of front pages. Probably not the best head: Marysville, CA Appeal-Democrat, "A Day of Emotions." Perhaps better: Aftonbladet, Stockholm: "Yes We Can."
Surowiecki: Now McCain knows how to deliver a speech?
Pennsylvania Ave.: Pesky neighbours.
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Rosie DiManno: "A bro is the prez."
Surprisingly good state-by-state graphics from Belgium.
Fred Barnes: Pfah.
Youtube: Homer Simpson votes.
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