I was also a bit disappointed, but the election seems to have been conducted fairly, and this is what the majority of the people want.   I would like to see an administration that is a little more progressive in its thinking, both internationally and domestically.  I am also concerned about the current administration's apparent disregard for civil liberties.

Dave

Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value -- Albert Einstein

Did anyone happen to notice that if you take a map of where the top 50 universities in the US are, and superimpose it on a map of which states voted for what candidate, that all 50 universities are in blue states? Disclaimer: There are only two topics that are impossible to discuss rationally, in my opinion: politics and religion, and I am starting to think that one has become the other.

P.S. Chico Sucks. Sac Rules!!!!

The funniest part about this message is that by the time you realize that it doesn't say anything, it's too late for you to stop reading it.

Hey, tonight is my first time at this site and this thread is the first i've read. I hope the rest of the treads aren't as of base as this one. your political views are your own and no one is preventing you from going out and telling people but The Nucleus is about physics not Bush vs. Kerry Boxing match which i can watch on tv. I do like your question about how this all affects us though, but being a young physics student i'm not too worried about politics yet.