21 November 2012

The election -- a light-hearted look back

Now that it's finally over.....
























5 Comments:

Blogger Ahab said...

Love it!

21 November, 2012 06:52  
Blogger Life As I Know It Now said...

Very nice recap :)

21 November, 2012 09:22  
Blogger S.W. Anderson said...

All good and nicely done. I especially like the first one, the fire scene and Romney and Syria being Iran's route to the sea.

Have a fine Thanksgiving.

21 November, 2012 23:36  
Blogger Infidel753 said...

This year's Republican field of candidates was a clown show without precedent. Will we ever see its like again? I breathlessly await 2014 and 2016.

22 November, 2012 05:15  
Blogger Shaw Kenawe said...

It's a "light-hearted" look because we escaped from having a disasterous man take over the presidency.

I had so much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. The defeat of Romney was first on my list.

23 November, 2012 15:05  

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