Debbie Schlussel: Congrats, America!: With Obama Rout, We're the New Europe

By Debbie Schlussel

**** Bumped Up from 4:26 p.m. ET ****

The best thing I've read on today's election is, "Is America Really Going to Do This?" the column written last week by an outsider looking in--Britain's great Melanie Phillips. She's the author of "Londonistan", who has written about the decline of Europe under Islam and leftism. Now, it's happening here.

This morning, as I drove around my largely-Black suburb of Detroit, I saw long lines--veeeeery long lines--at many polling places. I've never seen anything like it in over two decades of voting. I saw people waiting for hours, parking lots completely parked up with people parked on the side of the road very far from the polling places. I saw lines, even at 10:45 a.m. in my city of 100,000.

And it occurred to me: For years, whenever I heard liberals whine about how the majority of Americans eligible to vote don't and that they have low turnout, I thought this was a huge compliment to America. They would always compare that to the high voter turnout that regularly occurs in Europe. But in Europe, their countries are unstable. A single election could change everyone's lives and some would lose everything. In America, we were relatively stable. An election wouldn't really change our lives. More dummies and slackers stay away from the polls, and America was better off.

But, today, all that changed.

With Black Panthers ruling the polling places and idiocy ruling the minds, America is now unstable. This election will instantly change our lives . . . for the worse. And dummies and the mob mentality are dominating voting booths across America. Our country is now unstable like those of Europe. The numbers of Muslim aliens and U.S.-born Muslims will eventually mirror those of Europe. We're just a decade or so behind.

Congrats, America. We're the new Europe.

(No deodorant, lack of showers, and women without shaved pits and legs can't be far behind . . . along with the Islamic wildings and mobs.

I can already smell it. And it's malodorous.)

Posted by Debbie on November 4, 2008 06:10 PM to Debbie Schlussel