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Hey, that's what I said

Washington Post: 5 Myths About an Election of Mythic Proportions. "Exit polling suggests that there was no statistically significant increase in voting among [black or young voters]," and other debunking. Worth remembering that Obama's victory, as noted here previously, is far from the national mandate given to, say, Ronald Reagan.

Related: I watched and enjoyed Obama's "60 Minutes" interview last night. Barack is an intellectual man who is not afraid of the truth; he and Michelle are balanced, quick to smile, and down-to-earth. (Although there was some bemused discussion in my home as to how extensively the "mom in chief" runs the Obama family, and what that suggests about the president-elect.)

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