Thank you for your service.

You deserve the accolades you will almost certainly get!

I started with another pen but I got blasted so I switched to the Bic. The last night -election day - I was shivering with an almost dead pen scribbling on the tally sheets and then I went back to HQ and threw that damned thing in the trash....I wish now that I kept it...but it was OVER.

We won Peggy. We won.

I think I will be thrilled for a very long time!

was worth it!

I miss your floating underpants. Shave, but bring that back.

Stubble and a lab coat give one a "hip TV doctor" vibe...

Enjoy your vaycay, underpants...

It's surreal that we Won and we get a break ..just for now!

I thought just that - this election saved (a large part of) the world. At least, the safety and security many have now, would have been squandered under a so called 'president romney'.

Most of the people I know here in Europe are excited to see Obama return as President. It's just this habeas corpus thing I find unsettling. It means somebody could snatch you (or me) off the street (even in Europe) and nobody could do anything about it.

Thank you for all your work and efforts. Thanks to Obama's re-election, I can go to sleep at night without worrying about my health insurance being cancelled, or ever being denied coverage in the future because of my so-called "pre-existing condition."

God Bless you and ENJOY the weekend!!

Welcome to the world of American Politics.

Fuelled by pizza.

Oh, you didn't mean shaving....you know....there.

That's different.

I was out of town (in Washington, DC) for the week before the election, so my GOTV activities were largely limited to hoping that the rest of you were busting your hump during the last 72 hours.

Please accept my profound gratitude for all the work that all of your did in making this happen. It's the phone calls, the knocking on doors, the driving voters to the polls, that makes the difference in a close election. Obama gets all the applause, but it doesn't happen without an army of people giving their hearts and souls to the campaign. And the President would be the first to acknowledge that.

So thanks to all of you.

I drove a deaf woman to a poll and waited a ridiculous 90 minutes with her in line
I drove an illiterate woman to vote at a golf course and read the ballot to her
I drove a woman to the Jewish Community Center and bought chocolate covered truffles from the bake sale in the lobby

That pretty much sums up the who country in one day I think.

I was unable to do any campaign volunteering this time around as I did in '08--due to recent death of my mother--although I did donate. However, I am so very grateful for the dedicated efforts of those like you who gave so much of their hearts and souls to this effort. We are all indebted to you for the fantastic results. A thousand thanks.