I will sadly disagree with most Of his Policies, But will do so with the respect for the Office & it’s Current occupant unlike sadly a lot NOT ALL but a lot of the Lefty’s

In the 4end Election day is like the Championship of any sport 1 teams fans are Ecstatic & the others teams Fans are crestfallen

Of course, I thanked everybody for coming out and voting, because the lines truly were horrific.

I’d been asked to work at this precinct at the last minute, because a lady’s husband had been hospitalized. I’d not gotten to early vote, so I got to my precinct by 0700 and was the third person in line. At 0735 when I had voted and left, the line was through the outside doors.

When I got to the precinct where I would be working at 0745, the line there wrapped around the building.

We got caught up to having everyone who was waiting being inside about 10:30, but there was a line the entire time. When 1930 rolled around, the line was wrapped around the building again.

We got the last voter checked in about 2115 and I was relieved, even though I offered to take over another station so one of the other people could go home.

It was a long day, but it flew by — when you’re working nonstop the day always goes by fast.

I was the youngest worker in my precinct by far — I am only 28. Even though the ladies and gentlemen I was working with teased me and called me kiddo, I could tell they were happy that a young person was willing to dedicate their day to making our democracy work.

This was my first time as a poll worker, and if I keep my current schedule I plan to do it again in the future. I work weekends now, so I had the day off, and I can’t think of a better way for me to have spent election day.

Payback is a bitch.

I do not support the policies, ideals, plans etc. (what little we know anyway) of our probably future president but I will not denigrate him or the office; nor stoop to the depths of hatred and disprespect shown by the idiots on the other side.

I can only hope and pray we have a future…

Obama’s socialist policies will ruin this country and we shouldn’t act as if he gets to do what he wants because he won and elections have consequences. If this and the 2006 election teach us anything is that we can’t roll over and be “honorable.” We need to stand up and show that we have a pair. That hooey! Nice guys finish last. The Dems have been relentless in their attacks on the GOP and now they have a friggin near super-majority. And this isn’t about revenge, either. It’s about fighting fire with fire, getting conservatism back on track and rescuing this nation from its horrible mistake.

Respect the office, not the man.

Crowe has it right.