Here I am at the joint ACS/Federalist election party in the main atrium of my law school. There's an ongoing debate as to whether we watch Fox News or CNN. The A/V lady, in charge of setting the channel on the big projection TV has a comprimise:
"What about MSNBC? Nobody watches that!"
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Capitol Lounge was all CNN. Lots of running around and conjecturing.
CNN and drunken cheering staffers. Liebermann got a sustained boos for as long as his picture was on screen whenever CNN mentioned him.
-WDC
I miss DC.
After a while, I thought to myself that I should go to a bar, then I realized that bars here in Chicago don't show cable news. Maybe I should start one.
The Federalist Society did the same thing when we watched the 2004 election there. There were two TVs, though, so we turned one to CNN and one to Fox.
In honor of my time at NU Law and how soul-crushing the 2004 election was, I'd like to send a "SUCK IT" to all of those guys.