I've got Nothing

Yesterday was a big day for the direction of our country. It's not that often that the control of our government switches from one party to the other. Yet, I really have nothing to say about it today. There was no major surprises (though the Democrats taking the Senate was borderline). I was even expecting Bush to make a major move in the event of a Republican loss (i.e., firing Rumsfeld, which he should have done years ago). I am curious how the University of Michigan responds to the passing of Proposition 2, but Mary Coleman spoke to an audience on the Diag this afternoon. I have a feeling that Proposition 2 will be in the courts for years, and I am not sure if I support that use of university funds since they are probably fighting a losing battle.

So that's it. I have nothing given the major news of the past twenty four hours.

I'm off to Michigan on Friday for a wedding this weekend and then off to Germany to visit Maverick, so I will not post much (if at all) before I return from Germany after Thanksgiving.