Having found it difficult to continue blaming former President George W. Bush for everything wrong with their lives, and being unwilling to attempt the growth necessary for personal accountability, the Aluminati have recently taken to imagining that the end of the world is near.

Via GateWayPundit, this is just damned cool:On Sunday the left went bonkers after they discovered that the TelePrompter-less former Governor Sarah Palin wrote notes on the palm of her left hand for

...Er, not really, but the headline sure grabbed you. We're not so ignorant here as to believe that these historic election losses for Pres. Obama and his Democrat minions will quell their thirst for power and perpetual need to oppress Americans rich and poor, young and old. But this is what one writer at CNSNews.com proclaimed:

As a long-suffering, exasperated Conservative New Jerseyian, it gives me great satisfaction and a profound sense of relief to join thousands of my fellow citizens to humbly report the following:

In a political upset of near miraculous proportions, Republican challenger Christopher J. Christie has ousted incumbent Democrat Jon S. Corzine to become Governor of the State of New Jersey.

We all know Barack Obama has no inhibitions when it comes to expressing his political point of view.

This is especially apparent regarding his outrage toward the greed of Wall Street.

Since his election, he has been a rabid critic of CEOs and board members alike. None have escaped his wrath. Be they from banks, brokerages, financial consultants, or private industry, he has shown his disgust for all.

Each week a physical therapist from our school system comes to our house to provide physical therapy assistance to my four year daughter. She's a very nice lady and I appreciate her help, but I have to say she has drunk way too much liberal kool-aid. We entered into a brief discussion about the mass exodus of high earning, educated people from the state who can't find jobs. I expressed dismay that the governor and legislature weren't doing more to help what small businesses were left in the state but were instead trying to enact more policies that would squeeze them even further.

Watching images of Barack Obama, Britney Spears, and Paris Hilton intermingling on the Celeb commercial and seeing Tina Fey out-Palin Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live, one could be excused for thinking of this year's presidential contest as a spectacular pseudoevent, the term historian Daniel Publication: The American Conservative