Spring 2009:

We congratulate our new president, Barack Obama, for his stellar victory on Tuesday, November 4th, 2008! For the next four years at least it seems some quantum of sanity has returned to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

This Humble web site was created nine years ago to commend the 105,405,100 Americans who participated in the Presidential Election of November 7th, 2000 in exercising their right to vote. Though Election 2000 is now a relatively forgotten footnote of history, we haven't had the heart to take this site down...just yet. Many Americans shall always lament that if just a few more of you who supported Mr. Gore in their hearts had taken the time to walk to their polling place that day, the heartbreaking history of the last nine years could have been immesurably altered. This lesson, so hard learned, seems to have resulted in record numbers of Americans participating in the 2008 election. In this at least, George Bush may have, with involuntarily irony, helped his country.

Original Site Dedication:

If you are among the 51,003,238 who had the brains not to vote for for George W. Bush, and instead casted your vote for the Democratic nominee Albert Gore Jr....congratulations. Three years ago you elected him as the 43rd President (and first P.I.E.) of The United States of America.

If you are among the 3,949,467 who voted for Ralph Nader or another third party candidate, you are to be commended for taking the time to exercise your right to vote, voting your conscience, and participating in citizenship.

If you are among the 50,456,002 who voted for George W. Bush we hope that the actions of his eight year "administration" have caused you to pause and reflect on your decision to do so. If not click HERE and reflect a bit.

Finally if you are among the over 100,000,000 voting age Americans who did not know there was an election, did not care there was an election, or couldn't find the time to to put down the bong and turn off the television for long enough to go to your local polling place, SHAME ON YOU. Click HERE for an explanation of the words  "polling place".

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