Holy Huck.

NBC is projecting that the Huckster has taken Iowa in the Republican primary. If Edwards wins, we can have a Battle of the Heavily-Accented Populists in 2008 (almost as good as a Giuliani-Clinton Subway Series, except I think I'd move to Mexico if either Huckabee or Edwards were to become president.)
On the upside, I'm going to register to vote tomorrow! And, in fact, I am able to vote in the primary. But you can't vote in a primary as an independent, so I think I'm going to have to side with the Democrats. Or the Greens, or the Libertarians. Love that unfettered capitalism! (but at least those who get screwed can do all the drugs they want as a way to forget about their poverty.) Oh, and Laura, they're actually letting us register at school, so we can throw a party there. That will be even better than a party at someone's house, especially because our new dean of students can come yell at us for being too loud. He's growing a beard.
On an unrelated note, I have a four page history research paper to write tonight. I haven't started it yet.
This election has barely started and it's already depressing. Perhaps Joseph Beuys can cheer me up. At least he still likes America.



They have quite an impressive selection of art videos on YouTube. Stellar!