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Nuggets of internet gold:

• David Everitt-Carlson of The Wild Wild East Dailies in Vietnam gets a mention in the Wall Street Journal and explains the importance.

• Manifesto Joe of Manifesto Joe's Texas Blues finds a word to describe our system of government. It isn't "democracy".

• Nancy Hanks at The Hankster believes major parties are done.

• Chuck Thinks Right predicts the approach of Democratic Senators. He knows what they think based on the musings of Mitch McConnell.

• At Slant Right a comment advocates ending the Fed. Yeah, that'll revive the economy. Next task is putting out fires with tubs of gas.

• A big polling item recently was that most taxpayers believe tax rates have gone up in the last two years. Actually they went down. Now, a poll of conservative business leaders in Wisconsin believe Affordable Health Care won't work and that rates will go up. So naturally, James Wigderson reports as fact that this proves Obamacare is a failure.

• The World of Doorman-Priest pretty much summarizes the relative politics of the US and Britain in his first sentence. Well phrased.

• Tim McGaha at Tim's Thoughtful Spot puts pencil to paper and finds interesting statistical stories in election results.

• Max's Dad is irritated at some kids who were too cool to vote.

• RANDOM THOUGHTS looks over the election results and answers the question I've been asking for years: Will it help if I panic? Well, I had to offer.

• MadMike's Holte Ender looks at Rand Paul's campaign positions and anticipates a possible food fight.

• Jack Jodell, friend of the working blogger, at THE SATURDAY AFTERNOON POST has personal memories of a surprising number of Presidents.

• Extreme conservative FUNGAZI.COM looks at post-election spin and adds his own with a California focus. This fellow is one of the few extreme conservative rants I find entertaining.

• Gwendolyn Barry with New Global Myth writes beautifully of loss and remembrance, recalling a beloved relative.