Tomorrow is the most important day in American history since 1800.

[RED]

More important than the War of 1812. more important than Fort Sumpter and the Civil War, more important than the sinking of the Maine, More important than WWI, more important than Pearl Harbor and WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and etc.

Tomorrow will determine if we will remain the United States or 4 or 5 different unimportant European style nations subservient to China, Russia, and Iran.

Just my honest opinion...

[dogtag]

Well, I have introduced many to the British art of tea drinking
since I arrived on these shores, so I'm not sure what could possibly
be more important than that ?

[Sandpebble]

Well, I have introduced many to the British art of tea drinking
since I arrived on these shores, so I'm not sure what could possibly
be more important than that ?

Inheriting your Nans tea cozy comes to mind as a pretty important day as well ...

[dryheat]

What the heck is a tea cozy anyway? I guess I'll have to look it up. Without hyperbole, this election is more important than sunshine. Seriously, this one is a paragraph or more in the history books.

[Vern Humphrey]

What the heck is a tea cozy anyway?

It's kind of like a ball warmer.

[togor]

I'd say election day 1864 was bigger. We all know why.

[dogtag]

September 5, 1940 - The day Raquel Welch was born.

[togor]

September 5, 1940 - The day Raquel Welch was born.

In her day, DT, which was a long one--holy smokes! I could tell what the old man was thinking when she came on the TV, and why he was thinking it, even though I was just a kid.

[m1ashooter]

I'm afraid we are going to here that every election for congress and the President is going to be the most important for the remainder of my life. I'm actually ok if we break up as I live in Texas and support Texas independence.

[barretcreek]

When the videos of Trump rallies show crowds that appear infinite, and Obama and Klinton and Bidet and Lurch play to empty phone booths, I wonder who these pollsters are interviewing.

[lyman]

sad thing is , RED is preaching to the choir,

regardless of the results, and how each of us pulled that proverbial lever yesterday, I am willing to bet 98%+ of us voted,

the results will provide a few days/weeks/months of celebrations from the media, and cringing as well,

and yet, I think a lot of change will not really happen, one way or another,