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Speck Tater

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30. None of the above.

Sat Nov 3, 2012, 05:10 PM

Nov 2012

Like every election, I'll watch a couple DVDs and go to bed early.
There's really not a single thing to be gained by hanging on every word from people who won't really know what's going on until the next morning anyway.

I guess that's why I'm not much of a football or basketball fan either. I don't find emotional stress to be "exciting" or pleasant, so I avoid it whenever possible.

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So which network will you be watching on election night? [View all] jzodda Nov 2012 OP

What I usually do- richmwill Nov 2012 #1

I will flip through the cable channel, and social media. And of course DU. hrmjustin Nov 2012 #2

Me too. I usually flip through the channels. n/t RebelOne Nov 2012 #13

+1 nt ProudProgressiveNow Nov 2012 #31

I'll be swilling wine LancetChick Nov 2012 #3

I'll switch between Current TV and MSNBC (If Rachel is on-air) Siwsan Nov 2012 #4

MSNBC plus a bit of Public Television TomClash Nov 2012 #5

None. Blue_In_AK Nov 2012 #6

We usually watch PBS. CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2012 #7

I'll be in a hotel room in DC due to business travel RomneyLies Nov 2012 #8

I was in DC only once in my life but LOVED it up there!! darkangel218 Nov 2012 #22

I don't think I can do it (watch, listen, read) etherealtruth Nov 2012 #9

I'm in California and will watch after work lunatica Nov 2012 #10

MSNBC and DU GreenPartyVoter Nov 2012 #11

Exactly my formula... CTyankee Nov 2012 #23

That fist bump is missing something... GreenPartyVoter Nov 2012 #26

PBS - best coverage, best commentators, imo, and it's free over the air! cbayer Nov 2012 #12

CNN MSNBC FOX in that order... PCIntern Nov 2012 #14

BBC mostly... n/t SoCalDem Nov 2012 #15

MSNBC and Current JeffHead Nov 2012 #16

Current and MSNBC...then Fox when they call it for Obama NightWatcher Nov 2012 #17

MSNBC until Obama wins, then FOX budkin Nov 2012 #18

I really want to be at McCormick place in Chicago but demOcrat11 Nov 2012 #19

MSNBC & Current n/t Agnosticsherbet Nov 2012 #20

Mostly MSNBC w. an occasional switch to my local San Diego station. Pyrzqxgl Nov 2012 #21

AlJazeera CorBlimeyGuvnor Nov 2012 #24

MSNBC. City Lights Nov 2012 #25

I'll be reading DU, watching MSNBC and CNN. And to see the heads explode FoxNews :) n/t Tx4obama Nov 2012 #27

Fox. I want to see if any of them lose their minds or start crying MattBaggins Nov 2012 #28

If CSPAN is covering it..I will watch that.. AsahinaKimi Nov 2012 #29

None of the above. Speck Tater Nov 2012 #30

Agreed... ProdigalJunkMail Nov 2012 #33

none, as i don't own a television BOG PERSON Nov 2012 #32

I do, but it's hooked up to the VCR, LaserDisc, and DVD players. HopeHoops Nov 2012 #35

Are you an alien from Mars? darkangel218 Nov 2012 #38

None. I'll be playing "dueling bedsprings" and then passing out. HopeHoops Nov 2012 #34

MSNBC KathieG Nov 2012 #36

Current B Calm Nov 2012 #37

msnbc always! southern_belle Nov 2012 #39

I'm a flipper. CNN, MSNBC, and Fox (I can tell how it's going by their expressions)... Honeycombe8 Nov 2012 #40

MSNBC nt Raine Nov 2012 #41

MSNBC Logical Nov 2012 #42

The Internetwork. n/t PoliticAverse Nov 2012 #43

My local sports bar, they have eight TVs viguy007 Nov 2012 #44

Horse race lol...don't build your hopes up... CorBlimeyGuvnor Nov 2012 #45

PBS is all I get, and even then it depends on the weather magical thyme Nov 2012 #46

NBC over the air. MadrasT Nov 2012 #47

MSNBC. nt bluestate10 Nov 2012 #48

I'd like to say Fox theKed Nov 2012 #49

I am NOT watching TV until it's over. I'll be here. Zoeisright Nov 2012 #50