After all that has been said and done--there is probably more to come--- for the past 18 months, how do we as a country and a nation end this campaign on a high note? I ask this question because we have two wars, a financial meltdown and energy crisis ready to greet Obama should he win.  If--if is the key word used in its largest and greatest sense--Obama wins this election what is the protocol or proper post-election etiquette so that we as a nation can hit the ground running toward solving our problems? I offer a couple and invite you to include your own.

1. No laughing at the McCain/Palin supporters 

2.. No high-fives - at least not unless the area is clear and there are no witnesses

While in San Francisco Karl Rove attended an event at the Moscone Center. He was on stage with former Senator George Mitchell to speak about the economy and conversation slipped into the current campaign. At the beginning of the event someone--I believe from Code Pink--attempts to make a citizens arrest of Karl Rove.

It is the first video clip in the series of clips.

According to the Columbus Dispatch, ProgessOhio wants Senator McCain's voter registration list probed. This is beyond getting ugly.